Ukraine’s Combat Experience Will Help Strengthen NATO Defense: Alliance Representatives Arrive In Kyiv
NATO Military Committee Chairman Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone and 31 military representatives of Alliance countries have arrived in Kyiv. During a meeting with Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Mykhailo Drapatyi, the two sides discussed Ukraine's military priorities and the use of Ukrainian combat experience to strengthen NATO's defense against current and future threats. NATO's…
NATO Military Committee Chairman Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone and 31 military representatives from Alliance countries have arrived in Kyiv, Ukraine. They met with Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Mykhailo Drapatyi, to discuss Ukraine's military priorities and how their combat experience can bolster NATO's defense.
This visit, which began on October 7, demonstrates NATO's unwavering support for Ukraine. Cavo Dragone stated, "Today in Kyiv together with 31 NATO military representatives, to demonstrate our steadfast support for Ukraine," during a message shared on social media platform X. The visit was planned in advance, with Drapatyi announcing it in August, marking the first such trip to Ukraine in eight years.
Among the priorities for cooperation discussed were air defense strengthening, the front situation, long-range strikes, and frontline robotization.
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