NATO Chiefs of Staff to convene in Denmark to discuss assistance to Ukraine

NATO Military Committee Meeting in Denmark

According to 5 канал — Економіка: On September 18 and 19, a meeting of the NATO Military Committee at the level of Chiefs of Staff will take place in Denmark. The main topic of discussion will be military assistance to Ukraine, as well as further steps following the NATO summit in Ankara. The meeting will be led by the Chairman of the Military Committee, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone.

Participants will also include:

• Supreme Allied Commander Europe, General Alexus Grynkewich,
• Supreme Allied Commander Transformation, Admiral Pierre Vandier.

Within the framework of the meeting, it is planned to discuss issues related to strengthening the collective deterrence and defense of the Alliance, as well as implementing innovations and technologies that can enhance support for Ukraine.

Moreover, Keith Kellogg, former U.S. Special Envoy to Ukraine and a retired lieutenant general, emphasized the need to allocate resources from the defense industry and security assistance between the needs of the Middle East and Ukraine. He noted that Ukraine has significant potential in engineering and business, and the U.S. can contribute to its development.

'The high military leadership of NATO will discuss the next steps following the NATO summit in Ankara, including further strengthening of collective deterrence and defense of the Alliance, innovations and technologies, as well as support for Ukraine.'

Alliance Press Service

This meeting will mark an important step in strengthening international security and stability in the region.

Relevance of Supporting Ukraine

The NATO Military Committee meeting in Denmark highlights the growing attention of the Alliance to the security challenges facing Ukraine. Amidst ongoing military aggression from Russia, issues of military assistance and strengthening defense capabilities are becoming critically important. The discussion of innovations and technologies in the context of support for Ukraine also reflects NATO's desire to adapt to new threats and challenges of global security.