Russian Terror Threatens Entire Alliance — Sybiha Discusses Strengthening Ukraine’s Defense With NATO Official
Strengthening the protection of Ukrainian cities and countering Russian strikes were the main topics discussed by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha and Jeffrey van Leeuwen, director of the Office of the NATO Secretary General, UATV English reports. Sybiha said Kyiv recorded more than 230 air raid alerts in September and that there was not a single day without Russian attacks. “Russian…
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha and Jeffrey van Leeuwen, director of the NATO Secretary General's Office, held talks focusing on enhancing Ukraine's defense against Russian aggression. According to Sybiha, Kyiv had recorded over 230 air raid alerts in September alone. He emphasized that Russian attacks were not only threatening Ukraine but also NATO member states due to intensified strikes on border infrastructure, sabotage, and other dangerous provocation.
"Russian attacks are already threatening not only Ukraine but also NATO member states, amid intensified strikes against border infrastructure, acts of sabotage and other dangerous provocations," Sybiha said. He further expressed gratitude to NATO for its support, stating that Ukrainian forces are continuing their efforts to safeguard the broader Euro-Atlantic space from the Russian threat.
Concurrently, Ukrainian intelligence has warned that Russian security services have been assigned to ramp up activities across EU and NATO countries. These preparations include hybrid operations aimed at sowing discord among allies and weakening the alliance's capabilities.
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