NATO Secretary General: Maybe Ukraine will have to compromise with Russia

report Mehr News Agency quoted Rashatudi, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg admitted that Ukraine may have to reach some kind of agreement with Russia to end the war.

Stoltenberg said that “even if we believe and hope that the war will end in the near future, the West should still support Ukraine in the long term.”

He added: Western countries should invest in Kiev’s defense capabilities so that this country becomes more resistant in case of future wars.

At the same time, NATO Secretary General pointed out that the time and terms of peace with Moscow depend on Ukraine. He admitted: Finally, Ukraine should decide on the type of agreement and compromise with Russia. The role of the West is to help Kiev to be in a position to negotiate and achieve the desired result.

However, he claimed that he “will not push Kyiv towards any concessions and blackmail” and further claimed that real peace can only be achieved through victory. Ukraine is available.

Stoltenberg, earlier asking Western countries for long-term support for Kiev, said that NATO members should “reduce dependence on voluntary aid and rely more and more on rely on their commitments as a NATO member. According to reports, Stoltenberg proposed a five-year military aid package worth $107 billion for Ukraine.