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NATO foreign ministers convened in Prague to prepare for the upcoming leaders’ summit, focusing on increased support for Ukraine amidst ongoing Russian aggression. The recent decision by the U.S. to permit Ukraine to use American munitions for self-defense against Russian attacks originating from Russian soil was met with approval from numerous allied countries.
The chorus of support for Ukraine’s right to defend itself grew louder after Russia launched artillery strikes on Kharkiv from its territory, prompting appeals for assistance from Kyiv. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg emphasized the importance of upholding international law and Ukraine’s right to self-defense, especially in the face of attacks initiated from Russian soil.
As tensions escalate near the Russian border, Ukrainian officials have urged the U.S. to allow their forces to use advanced weaponry for defense. With Russia exploiting delays in military aid and supply chain challenges, the alliance aims to reinforce its commitment to collective defense at the upcoming summit in Washington.
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