NATO seeks accord on more robust support to Ukraine to show Russia cannot win warAt the start of a NATO summit in Brussels, Stoltenberg told reporters that Ukraine needs more and new money from NATO over many years.
Last Updated IST
Soldiers stand near the flags of NATO countries during NATO Dragon-24, part of the Steadfast Defender 2024 exercise, in Korzeniewo, Poland, March 4, 2024.
Credit: Reuters Photo
Brussels: NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Wednesday the members states will discuss an accord to increase support to Ukraine in a more predictable way to send the message to Russia that it cannot win the war.
At the start of a NATO summit in Brussels, Stoltenberg told reporters that Ukraine needs more and new money from NATO over many years.
However, he declined to comment on a possible $100 billion aid fund for Ukraine specifically.