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Secretary General at Crimea Platform: NATO’s commitment to Ukraine is stronger than ever
11 September 2024
1 MIN READ
On Wednesday (11 September 2024), NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg addressed the Fourth Summit of the International Crimea Platform. In his video message he described how the decisions taken at NATO’s Washington Summit would “make Ukraine stronger, save lives and help Ukraine prevail.”
NATO Allies are providing critical military support, with weapons now “in action, defending Ukrainian skies and cities,” said Mr Stoltenberg. At the Washington Summit, leaders agreed on a new NATO command to lead the coordination and provision of security assistance and training. Allies also intend to provide 40 billion euros within the next year and pledge to ensure sustainable funding for the long-term. Stoltenberg highlighted that NATO’s support will “help Ukraine defend itself today, and deter Russian aggression in the future”.
The Secretary General commended the Crimea Platform’s important work in strengthening Ukraine’s cooperation with the international community and enhancing dialogue. He also praised the courage and resilience of the Ukrainian armed forces and citizens, calling them an inspiration “to the world and to me personally.” In his last address to the Crimea Platform as Secretary General, Mr Stoltenberg concluded: “Ukraine’s future is in NATO and it is on an irreversible path to membership… With NATO’s continued help, Ukraine will prevail as a sovereign, independent and democratic nation.”