NATO Secretary General condemns Russia's "heinous" attacks, promises more support for Ukraine
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg condemned Russia's brutal missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, which have killed civilians, including children, and said that at the upcoming NATO summit, NATO will decide to further strengthen its support for Ukraine.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg condemned Russia's missile attack on Ukrainian cities on July 8, which killed civilians, including children, and said that at the upcoming NATO summit, NATO would decide to further strengthen support for Ukraine. He said this at a press conference before the summit in Washington on July 8, UNN reports.
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"In Ukraine, Russia continues its brutal war. Only today, we have seen horrendous missile attacks against Ukrainian cities, killing innocent civilians, including children. I condemn these heinous attacks," Stoltenberg emphasized.
According to him, "at the summit, we'll make decisions to further strengthen our support to Ukraine, and Russia must understand that they are not able to wait those out." "They need to sit down and accept a solution where Ukraine prevails as a sovereign independent nation," Stoltenberg said.
