NATO plans to station high -ranking civil servants in Kyiv: Putin under pressure

NATO plans to station high -ranking civil servants in Kyiv: Putin under pressure

New NATO mission in Kyiv leaves tensions from

NATO's decision to station a high -ranking civilian in Kiev has reinforced the tensions between western alliances and Russia. Although Ukraine does not join NATO for the time being, the planned stationing of the official shows the alliance to support the war -sized country.

NATO campaign as a move against Vladimir Putin

The new NATO mission in Kiev is interpreted as a clear signal to Russian President Putin. The alliance expansion by stationing a high -ranking civil servant in the Ukrainian capital illustrates solidarity with Wolodymyr Selenskyj and its population on the one hand. On the other hand, the campaign aims to counteract Putin's expansion plans, especially against the background of political uncertainties in Europe and the USA.

NATO also plans a new command in Wiesbaden to effectively coordinate the military support and training of the Ukrainian armed forces. This is intended to bundle and facilitate material support for Ukraine. This measure illustrates NATO's determination to put Putin into the barriers.

NATO strengthens Ukraine in the fight against Russia

The civil servant used in Kiev will take on a central role in the coordination of the military modernization needs of Ukraine. The aim is to closely adapt the Ukrainian armed forces to NATO's standards and practices. This step shows the increased support of the West in the fight against Putin imperialist ambitions, regardless of repeated threats from Russia.

outlook on the NATO summit in Washington

with the upcoming NATO summit in Washington D.C. the international community will shed light on the intended steps to strengthen Ukraine and to contain Russia. The assembly of the 32 NATO countries underlines the commitment to the 75-year alliance contract, which is intended to protect the members from threats from Russia. NATO is ready to take on this responsibility and to give Putin the necessary answer to its aggressive tendencies.

- Nag