NATO said whether there are signs of Russia preparing for peace.
NATO is ready to provide stable support to Ukraine
The Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Rob Bauer, stated that NATO is prepared to respond to Russia's war against Ukraine. According to him, the Alliance is taking on a key role in supporting our country. He also noted that it will create permanent aid mechanisms to ensure stable support for Ukraine, regardless of political changes in any NATO country.
Bauer emphasized that Russia's war against Ukraine has global consequences. He stressed that Russia is conducting aggressive actions against NATO countries, including cyberattacks, assassination attempts, and acts of sabotage. Countries that support Russia include China, North Korea, and Iran. Nevertheless, the Alliance is well aware of what to do to strengthen security.
Bauer also reported that NATO's Military Committee meeting involved commanders from 26 partner countries of NATO and the EU. They reaffirmed their intentions to assist Ukraine in the coming years. At a previous Ukraine-NATO Council meeting, the Commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskiy, addressed the session.
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