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Mark Rutte, NATO Secretary General
So Volodymyr and colleagues, it's good to see you all again. Yesterday, there was already a good discussion with you, Volodymyr, with the EU, the two EU leaders, Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa, and also with Foreign Affairs Minister Sybiha at the NATO Ukraine Council last night. And I think the message that comes out of this summit is clear. NATO's commitment to Ukraine endures, and it is now in the summit declaration with a clear link to the money. And I think that is important for the next five to 10 years, not that we expect the fight to take so long, but that whatever is necessary, we will keep you in the fight.
So words matter. But it's not just words. We are also providing unprecedented practical and political support. And our partnership, I think, is for NATO, one of our most substantial, and it means that we will also continue to provide extensive military assistance, several nations at this table here today and many other Allies have already made substantial pledges recently, including air defence systems, tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, artillery systems, drones, naval systems and munitions.
So that is good news, and I think these are crucial to support Ukraine's fight for freedom, and I personally strongly welcome them. Then, of course, we have the command in Wiesbaden coordinating all of this, and also the future contributions, making sure that you can make maximum use of what all the Allies are providing and supporting the delivery of critical training to Ukraine. And of course, we are learning lessons from this war through our joint endeavour, in Poland JATEC, and we have NATO's office in Kyiv, which is working hard, I can say, every day, to support Ukraine with your team in Kyiv. And then we have NATO's comprehensive assistance package.
We have now more than 70 projects running to build Ukraine's future forces and security sector. So all of this brings Ukraine closer to NATO. It is building the bridge, and it means that you can count on us now and in the future, so that you can defend yourself, that you are stronger at the negotiating table, that you can deter aggression in the future and on your irreversible path into NATO. We support you now and throughout the challenges ahead. No one deserves peace more than Ukraine. I think we are all agreeing on this, and with this, I would like you, Volodymyr, to say a few words, and then we will ask the press to leave and start our discussions.
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Keir Starmer (Prime Minister, United Kingdom), Giorgia Meloni (Prime Minister, Italy), Volodymyr Zelenskyy (President, Ukraine), NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte,Emmanuel Macron (President, France), Donald Tusk (Prime Minister, Poland) and Friedrich Merz (Chancellor of Germany)
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Keir Starmer (Prime Minister, United Kingdom), Giorgia Meloni (Prime Minister, Italy), Volodymyr Zelenskyy (President, Ukraine), Rutte,Emmanuel Macron (President, France), Donald Tusk (Prime Minister, Poland) and Friedrich Merz (Chancellor of Germany)
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Keir Starmer (Prime Minister, United Kingdom), Giorgia Meloni (Prime Minister, Italy), Volodymyr Zelenskyy (President, Ukraine), Rutte,Emmanuel Macron (President, France), Donald Tusk (Prime Minister, Poland) and Friedrich Merz (Chancellor of Germany)
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Keir Starmer (Prime Minister, United Kingdom), Giorgia Meloni (Prime Minister, Italy), Volodymyr Zelenskyy (President, Ukraine), Rutte,Emmanuel Macron (President, France), Donald Tusk (Prime Minister, Poland) and Friedrich Merz (Chancellor of Germany)
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Keir Starmer (Prime Minister, United Kingdom), Giorgia Meloni (Prime Minister, Italy), Volodymyr Zelenskyy (President, Ukraine), Rutte,Emmanuel Macron (President, France), Donald Tusk (Prime Minister, Poland) and Friedrich Merz (Chancellor of Germany)
Meeting between the Secretary General, the President of Ukraine and leaders of E5 countries
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