Behind closed doors, NATO’s top military officials weighed battlefield lessons, faster readiness and the alliance’s next steps in a changing security environment.
Підтримка України – серед пріоритетів: у Генштабі ЗСУ розповіли про зустріч Військового комітету НАТО
Support for Ukraine was one of the central issues at the NATO Military Committee’s annual conference, held on September 18–19 in Copenhagen. The event was attended by the chiefs of general staff of the Alliance’s 32 member states and NATO’s two strategic commanders.
This is reported by the press service of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook.
Support for Ukraine is one of the key priorities of the meeting of the chiefs of general staff of NATO countries in Copenhagen.
– the press service of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, citing the NATO Representation in Ukraine
Conference participants discussed the implementation of the decisions made at the NATO summit in Ankara, further strengthening the Alliance’s collective deterrence and defence, and advancing innovation and technology.
Particular attention was paid to the following areas:
– supporting Ukraine and applying the lessons learned from its defence;
– accelerating the combat readiness of the Allies;
– developing capabilities to conduct operations in a multidomain environment;
– more rapidly expanding defence production.
Chair of the NATO Military Committee Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone said that the Alliance would continue to support Ukraine. According to him, the Allies would continue to provide equipment, train Ukrainian service members and deliver other assistance, while also drawing on Ukraine’s experience in confronting Russian aggression.