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This was stated by military expert Peter Chernik. He expressed his opinion to Channel 24.
This summit is truly historic. NATO will inevitably increase the number of its forces and assets in Eastern Europe. – the specialist is convinced.
In addition, NATO will definitely implement the accession of Finland and Sweden.
“This is a serious defeat for Russia,” Chernik believes.
Other historical events
Ukraine received the charter of a candidate for membership in the European Union.
“That's exactly why Russia started this war. That is, to stop Ukraine's hands in the Euro-Atlantic space. But this is already acquiring its constitutional features already in the legal plane,” the military expert added.
And thirdly, the most important thing is that the enemy does not achieve strategic goals along the entire demarcation line.
NATO summit begins in Madrid: Secretary General called Zelensky
- The 36th NATO Summit, dedicated to the 40th anniversary of Spain's accession to the North Atlantic Alliance, will be held June 29-30 in Madrid. Preliminary public events will begin on June 28.
- They should adopt a new strategic concept for the next 10 years, in particular the expansion of NATO (soon as a result of the accession of Sweden and Finland).
- War Russia vs. Ukraine will be the second main theme of the summit. At the summit, the leaders of the Alliance will decide on the provision of an aid package to our country to fight the Russian invasion. The package, according to the NATO Secretary General, will include deliveries in areas such as secure communications, anti-drone systems and fuel.
- A day before the start of the historic NATO summit in Madrid, where allies are expected to name Russia a direct enemy of collective security, the Alliance Secretary General called President Volodymyr Zelensky and assured him of increasing support to counter Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
- On the eve of June 26, Stoltenberg announced a multiple expansion of the Alliance's rapid reaction force.
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