NATO members are pledging to lift restrictions on Ukraine's use of Western weapons against legitimate targets in Russia, advocating for increased military assistance. The proposed establishment of a Centre for Democratic Resilience at NATO Headquarters in Brussels aims to bolster support for Ukraine.
This move has sparked condemnation from Moscow, accusing NATO of direct confrontation. Defense experts are urging the release of target restrictions on Western weapons, criticizing limitations that benefit Russia.
Meanwhile, NATO foreign ministers are discussing a potential €100 billion fund for Ukraine to enhance military deliveries and coordination, ensuring sustained support for Kyiv amid geopolitical uncertainties. Ukrainian President Zelensky is urging Western allies to pressure Russia for peace talks and advocating for the use of long-range weapons to target Russian territories.
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