NATO is discussing support for bold Ukrainians protecting country

At the opening of the session of these talks, Secretary General NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, has said that the talks will focus on supporting the courageous “krains who are protecting their country” and “further support for other partners who are at risk of Russian aggression”.

He said the Russian invasion, launched six weeks ago, has “deeply changed the security environment in Europe” and that at the meeting they will also discuss “the long-term quality”.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister, Dmytro Kuleba, is also part of the NATO meeting, where he said he would discuss his agenda, which has only three <x01m points, weapons, weapons”.