NATO Chief Stresses Durable Peace in Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the importance of a sustainable peace deal in Ukraine, highlighting that any discussions must involve Kyiv. He underscored the necessity for Ukraine's participation in talks concerning its future, echoing these sentiments ahead of a meeting with NATO defense ministers in Brussels.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized on Thursday the necessity for any peace agreement in Ukraine to be sustainable.
Speaking in Brussels before discussions with the alliance's defense ministers, Rutte insisted that the outcomes of such talks must be lasting.
He further stressed that Ukraine's involvement in all discussions about its own future is essential.
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