Ukraine’s attacks on Russian Black Sea fleet ships by NATO missiles

Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, referring to the attacks of Ukrainian forces on Russian ships in the Black Sea fleet, considered this operation a victory for Ukraine and said that the Ukrainian forces “succeeded the sea fleet pushed Black Russia back” and “provided an open corridor from Odessa to the Bosphorus”.

He said: Some missiles, some systems that played a decisive role in opening this corridor, were provided by NATO allies.

After Russia pulled out of the grain export deal for failing to meet its terms of the deal, Ukraine is testing a new sea route that avoids using international waters and follows routes taken by Bulgaria and Romania, which are members. They are NATO, they are controlled.

Earlier, the NATO Secretary General considered more military support for Ukraine as a way to achieve a peaceful solution through negotiations.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said: Ukraine needs more military assistance before starting negotiations for a peace agreement with Russia. His comments came after world Catholic leader Pope Francis told Swiss radio and television RSI that Kiev should have the “courage of the white flag” and open peace talks with Moscow.