Since 2022, NATO member countries have provided Ukraine 99% of all military assistance, Mark Rutte said.
Western allies exceeded NATO Summit’s decision in Washington to provide military assistance to the 40 billion euros in 2024. This was said by the Secretary of the General of the Alliance Mark Rutte at a press conference in Brussels Wednesday, February 12.
“Allies not only fulfill their obligations. They have surpassed them greatly. They have provided (military assistance, – – Ed.) More than 50 billion euros, more than half of them came from European and Canada allies. This is a clear signal of our unshakable devotion to Ukraine, and it also takes a big step toward what President Trump calls. I agree with him that we should enable the help of Ukraine’s safety, ”Rutte said.
He noted that since 2022, NATO members have provided Ukraine 99% of all military assistance, and also remembered recent packages of weapons from Sweden, Finland, Canada, and the Netherlands.
At the same time, Rutte emphasized that to “really change the path of conflict, we have to do more.”
“Since the stronger Ukraine is in the Battlefield, it is stronger in the negotiation table, the more opportunities to achieve a profitable agreement for the long world. This is what we all want. For the sake of Ukraine of our usual security and global Stability, “the secretary generally summarizes NATO.
Earlier, special US president Kellog in Ukraine and Russia called the American assistance value to Kyiv. According to him, a significant portion of the fund was spent making weapons in the United States to send them to Ukraine later.
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