NATO and Ukraine will hold a meeting next Tuesday at the headquarters of the Atlantic Alliance to address the situation in the country invaded by Russia after Russian forces. They will attack for the first time with an experimental ballistic missile of intermediate rangeAllied sources reported this Friday.
“At the request of Ukraine, “NATO will host a meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council at NATO Headquarters on Tuesday, November 26,” Alliance sources said. The meeting will be held at ambassadorial level, they confirmed. consultation forum between allies and Ukraine on security issues of common interest, “including Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine,” they noted.
On the other hand, NATO affirmed this Friday that the launch of a first experimental ballistic missile Russia’s intermediate range against Ukraine will not deter allies in their efforts to continue supporting Kyiv. “The deployment of this capability will not change the course of the conflict or deter Allies from supporting Ukraine,” Alliance spokesperson Farah Dakhlallah said.
The spokesperson noted that Russia launched “an experimental intermediate-range ballistic missile against Ukraine” on Thursday, which she considered “another example of Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities.” “Russia intends to terrorize the Ukrainian civilian population and intimidate those who support Ukraine in its defense against Russia’s illegal and unprovoked aggression,” he concluded.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday confirmed Russia’s attack on Ukraine with a non-nuclear hypersonic ballistic missile and said Moscow reserves the right to use its arsenal against military installations countries that allow Kyiv to use its missiles to strike Russian territory.
He assured that Russia used this capability in response to Ukraine’s use of American and British long-range weapons against targets on Russian territory as part of its defense strategy against Russian attacks. Putin, who this week approved the new Russian nuclear doctrine -which allows answers with atomic weapons in the event of attacks with conventional weapons – warned at the time that the use of long-range Western weapons against Russian territory would mean that NATO would be in combat with Russia.
