NATO Secretary General Calls on Countries to "Unleash More Potential" in Support of Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg called on countries to increase their military support for Ukraine during the online meeting of the "Ukraine Defense Contact Group" on the 8th. Stoltenberg stated that at the NATO summit in Ankara in July this year, NATO countries committed to providing military equipment and other support worth 70 billion euros to Ukraine within the year. He emphasized that countries must "tap into more potential" to support Ukraine.
During the meeting, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced that Germany would provide "Patriot" air defense missiles from its own stockpiles to Ukraine. Additionally, Germany will increase the supply of air-to-air missiles and continue to provide drones and long-range ammunition to Ukraine. UK Defense Secretary Ben Wallace stated that the UK will invest 100 million pounds into Ukraine's air defense assistance program.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg called for increased military support for Ukraine during an online meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group on the 8th. He emphasized that NATO countries had committed to providing 70 billion euros worth of military equipment to Ukraine by the end of the year. Germany announced it would supply Patriot air defense missiles and increase air-to-air missile supplies, while the UK pledged 100 million pounds for Ukraine's air defense assistance program.
- NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg called for increased military support for Ukraine.
- NATO countries committed to providing 70 billion euros worth of military equipment to Ukraine by the end of the year.
- Germany will supply Patriot air defense missiles and increase air-to-air missile supplies.
- The UK will invest 100 million pounds in Ukraine's air defense assistance program.