NATO-Ukraine Council convenes due to Russia's latest strikes
On Thursday, an extraordinary meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council was held in Brussels, convened at Kyiv's initiative due to Russia's recent large-scale attacks on critical infrastructure.
This was reported on the website of the Ukrainian mission to NATO.
The meeting was held on 28 March at NATO headquarters at the ambassadorial level. It was convened at the initiative of the Ukrainian side after Russia's recent missile strikes on critical infrastructure, one of which is called the largest attack on the Ukrainian energy system during a full-scale war.
"Ukraine's Defence Minister Rustem Umerov informed the allies about the consequences of the Russian attacks, the response measures taken by Ukraine, and called on NATO member states to provide additional air and missile defense systems and missiles to protect Ukrainian cities and citizens," the mission said.
Author - Olena Madiak, 28/03/2024
