German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius held a virtual conference of defense ministers from five European NATO countries, during which officials reaffirmed their continued political and military support for Ukraine. This was reported by the publication MDR, as conveyed by UNN.
Details
On Monday, March 3, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius convened the so-called "Group of Five," which includes Germany, France, Britain, Italy, and Poland. In a video conference, the ministers and their representatives coordinated further political and military support for Ukraine.
Everyone agrees that Ukraine can count on further and broad support from the "Big Five"
It is noted that the video conference took place after the scandal at the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Washington.
The next meeting of the "Group of Five" in the format of defense ministers is scheduled for March 12 in Paris.
Reminder
At the summit in London, European leaders discussed steps towards peace in Ukraine, but emphasized the need for active U.S. involvement. The United Kingdom, Italy, and other EU countries expressed their readiness to cooperate, however, some leaders remain cautious.
Tusk urges European leaders to strengthen NATO's eastern flank - BBC02.03.25, 13:11