NATO leaders pledge to support Ukraine in the final statement of the summit in The Hague, The Guardian reports, writes UNN.
Details
The document reportedly contains a line promising further support for Ukraine and stating that its "security contributes to ours", but does not contain a direct condemnation of Russia.
However, as indicated, it contains a separate line about the "long-term threat that Russia poses to Euro-Atlantic security".
Additionally
Earlier, The Telegraph reported that NATO allies agreed to soften criticism of Russia in a statement to be signed by leaders.
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