NATO Will Increase Military Assistance To Ukraine In Response To Russian Strikes On Civilian Infrastructure — Rutte
The response to Russia's latest attacks against Ukraine's civilian infrastructure will be an increase in military assistance from NATO countries. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated this today, September 14, at a press conference in Brussels, UATV English reports. According to Rutte, support needs to be strengthened so Ukraine has everything necessary for self-defense. "Russia continues…
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced today that the military assistance provided to Ukraine will be increased in response to Russia's recent strikes on civilian infrastructure. Speaking at a press conference in Brussels, Rutte emphasized the need to strengthen support for Ukraine, ensuring they have everything necessary for self-defense. He highlighted that Russia is suffering significant losses, with over 40,000 casualties reported each month due to their aggressive war against Ukraine.
Rutte pointed out that Russia is engaging in reckless and dangerous attacks, including targeting civilian infrastructure near NATO territory. The latest incident, a strike on a passenger train near the Ukrainian-Polish border on September 13, demonstrated the desperation of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who believes NATO's support for Ukraine can be undermined.
Rutte firmly stated that NATO's unwavering commitment to collective defense ensures that they will take whatever measures necessary to protect every inch of allied territory.
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