NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has emphasized the importance of intensifying air defense protocols and providing more systems, particularly Patriot missiles, to Ukraine during a meeting of Foreign Ministers in Brussels. He acknowledged allies’ pledges to contribute more support and highlighted recent contributions from Germany, the United Kingdom, France, and Finland.
Stoltenberg stressed the need for continued and increased support for Ukraine, emphasizing the urgency of the situation as Russia continues to press along the front line and mobilize more troops. He warned of the risks involved if more support is not mobilized, stating that strong Ukrainian armed forces are crucial to achieving lasting peace. The Secretary General urged the establishment of a robust and predictable framework for long-term support for Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of preventing further gains by Russia.
In order to ensure lasting peace in Ukraine, Stoltenberg emphasized the importance of strengthening Ukrainian armed forces and deterring Russian aggression on the battlefield. He outlined possible scenarios based on the level of support mobilized by NATO allies, emphasizing the need for increased support to prevent further territorial gains by Russia. The Secretary General highlighted the critical role of Ukrainian armed forces in deterring Russian aggression and achieving a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
