The NATO meeting was held without a specific promise to help Ukraine

Members of the NATO military alliance agreed to review their arsenals to send more air defense systems to Ukraine at the 75th anniversary ceremony held in Brussels. However, no concrete promises were announced by NATO for Ukraine.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said, “Allies are now stepping back, looking at their inventories and assessing whether there are ways they can provide more systems, particularly the Patriots [to Ukraine],” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said, according to Reuters. ».

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis told reporters at the ceremony: “The biggest NATO battles are coming and we must be ready for it.”

One of the NATO officials, whose name has not been revealed regarding the continuation of the war in Ukraine, said that Russia will probably hire about 30,000 more military personnel and will be able to compensate for the damage caused on the battlefield and continue its attacks.
European officials are worried about the future of NATO. In the midst of the continuing war, the possibility of Donald Trump returning to the White House is considered a threat to them. After meeting with Trump last month, the President of Hungary announced that if he returns to the White House, the United States will no longer pay for Ukraine’s fight against Russia. In a TV interview, Viktor Orbán declared frankly: “He (Trump) will not spend a penny on the war between Ukraine and Russia, and therefore the war will end.” As is clear, Ukraine cannot stand on its own feet”.