The losses of the Russian army in Ukraine exceeded one million, of which 250,000 were killed. This data told DW at the Summit in The Hague, a high-ranking NATO official.
He noted that according to the alliance, Russia will be able to fight at least until 2027.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutt has assured Kiev on continuing support during a joint briefing before the NATO summit in The NATO summit. This year, the Allies have already promised Kiev to provide about 35 billion euros in security assistance. Ruten reminded that the alliance will do everything possible to make Ukraine "so strong that Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin will never be thrown into one square kilometer of the country."
