Ukraine needs modern weapons to fight Russian aggression, and NATO will assist it in the transition from post-Soviet weapons to modern weapons.
Source: NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has stated that the Allies do not have a list of exceptions to the types of weapons that can be supplied to Ukraine.
Stoltenberg was answering a question about possible deliveries of Western military tanks to Ukraine.
The Secretary-General noted that NATO countries support the idea of transferring more modern weapons, particularly Western weapons, to Ukraine.
According to him, announcements about the delivery of new batches of weapons were also made at the summit in Madrid. At the same time, Stoltenberg assured that there are no exceptions in deliveries.
“NATO now has the task of helping Ukraine switch to modern NATO-style weapons. Of course, we do not have a list of equipment that we exclude,” he said.
According to the Secretary-General, NATO countries are considering a broad list of NATO-style weapons — “this is the message of this summit.”
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