NATO will continue to support Ukraine and help it win.
NATO will continue to support Ukraine in its war against Russia , realizing that the armed confrontation could “drag on and last for months and years.” This was stated by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, CNN reports.
“We will continue to put maximum pressure on President Putin – by imposing sanctions, providing economic and military support to Ukraine to end the war. But we must be ready for the long term… The situation in Ukraine is very unpredictable and unstable. It is likely that this war will drag on for months and years, “Stoltenberg said.
Stoltenberg also said that NATO allies were preparing to help Kyiv move from “old Soviet equipment to more modern standard weapons and systems”, but added that this “requires additional training”.
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Recall that the leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Union condemn another Russian aggression along the front line in eastern Ukraine . Particularly massive shelling, which causes “even greater human suffering.”
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