The NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has sparked a debate among Western countries by suggesting that they consider lifting the ban on Ukraine’s ability to target military sites in Russia with weapons provided by allies. This proposal has led to various reactions among countries that support Ukraine, with some taking a cautious approach while others are not ruling out the possibility of providing more aid.
The issue of providing weapons to Ukraine has become a topic of discussion in Washington, with Secretary of State Antony Blinken reportedly exerting pressure on the matter. However, some allies have taken a cautious approach, while others like Sweden are not ruling out the possibility of providing more aid to Ukraine.
Ukraine is facing daily attacks from Russia, particularly in the Kharkiv region, prompting President Zelensky to call for greater air defense support to protect Ukrainian cities. He emphasized the need to destroy the terrorist forces launching attacks but stressed that it is a political decision that needs to be made. Despite Germany’s reluctance to provide certain missiles to Ukraine for targeting Russian positions, reports suggest that Baltic countries and Poland are prepared to send soldiers to Ukraine if the conflict escalates. This readiness underscores the importance of international solidarity in supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression.
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