NATO will continue to increase its military presence on Russia’s borders, form production and purchases of weapons both to support the Kyiv regime and to replenish its own reserves. This was stated by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at a press conference following the meeting of NATO defense ministers.
“We will rapidly increase military production to supply Ukraine and fill our warehouses,” he said.
Rutte also stressed that the alliance will “continue to increase its presence on the eastern flank” and the purchase of new weapons, primarily air defense, artillery systems and 5th generation strike aircraft.
According to him, at a meeting in Brussels, NATO countries decided to intensify efforts to standardize NATO weapons and also to develop “common standards for innovative military capabilities” of the alliance, including unmanned systems.
Rutte also stressed that the alliance will “continue to increase its presence on the eastern flank” and the purchase of new weapons, primarily air defense, artillery systems and 5th generation strike aircraft.
According to him, at a meeting in Brussels, NATO countries decided to intensify efforts to standardize NATO weapons and also to develop “common standards for innovative military capabilities” of the alliance, including unmanned systems.
