Zelenskyy reminded NATO Secretary General of Alliance members' commitments to Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met in New York with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. During this meeting, Zelenskyy highlighted the significant efforts made to support Ukraine during Stoltenberg's tenure as Secretary General of the Alliance.

This was reported by the Office of the President.

He expressed gratitude for the support and noted that Stoltenberg's team has worked closely with Ukraine, leading to important achievements, especially amid the war. The President emphasized that Stoltenberg helped unite the efforts of allies and world leaders, including defense ministers, to strengthen the Ukrainian army.

Zelenskyy also thanked Stoltenberg for the last two NATO summits, which contributed to bringing Ukraine closer to the Alliance. He stressed the importance of timely fulfillment of the agreements reached at the NATO Washington Summit, particularly the commitments of member countries to allocate €40 billion for the next year.

Key topics discussed during the meeting included strengthening Ukraine’s air defense, particularly the acceleration of additional system deliveries, as well as continuing efforts to secure an invitation for Ukraine to NATO in the near future.

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