NATO Military Committee delegation visits Kyiv, says Russia will not succeed in undermining support for Ukraine
The delegation, led by committee chairman Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, held talks with Ukraine's General Staff on the battlefield situation and continued support.
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A delegation from the NATO Military Committee, led by its chairman, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, has visited Kyiv for talks with the leadership of Ukraine's General Staff of the Armed Forces.
The discussions focused on the situation on the battlefield and on continued international support for Ukraine, according to the visit's stated purpose.
A message on continued support
During the visit, the delegation conveyed the position that Russia will not succeed in undermining international support for Ukraine, a message aimed at reaffirming NATO members' continued backing for Kyiv amid the ongoing conflict.
The visit represents one of a series of engagements between NATO's military leadership and Ukrainian officials aimed at coordinating on battlefield developments and sustaining the flow of military assistance, though specific new commitments arising from this particular visit were not detailed.
Sources
- NATO Military Committee delegation in Kyiv: Russia will not succeed in undermining support for Ukraine — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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