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NATO summit will see allies commit to more assistance for Ukraine, says Rutte
BERLIN: A NATO summit next week in Turkiye will see NATO allies commit to providing sustainable, long-term security assistance for Ukraine, said NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. “Allies will commit to providing sustainable and predictable, long-term security assistance for Ukraine,” said Rutte, at a news conference held alongside German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and German defense minister Boris Pistorius. Rutte added that NATO’s message to the defense industry was to “scale up” and that next week’s summit would focus on turning extra spending into combat-ready capabilities.
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atlanticcouncil.org
European allies can boost NATO unity at the Ankara summit by accelerating eastern flank deterrence
The allies should agree to station full-strength combat brigades in each of the Baltic states to deter possible Russian aggression.
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tass.com
Europe to take more responsibility for itself, Ukraine in 'NATO 3.0' — Rutte
The secretary general said the alliance will be "a stronger European-led NATO"
