NATO Agrees on 'Important Decisions' for Ukraine, Says Ukrainian Foreign Ministry

NATO has agreed on 'important decisions' for Ukraine, according to Dmitry Kuleba, the Ukrainian Foreign Minister. 'As a result of the summit, our path to the alliance will be significantly shorter. This is a very important outcome, which we were told would not happen, and we have achieved this with our close partners,' he stated, without specifying what these decisions are.

It is worth noting that the next NATO summit will take place on July 11-12 in Vilnius. On November 9, Jens Stoltenberg, the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance, announced this.

Stoltenberg also mentioned that the summit in Vilnius will discuss significant increases in defense spending and the continuation of support for Ukraine.