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NATO commits to 140 billion euros in military aid to Ukraine

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NATO member states committed to providing 140 billion euros in military aid to Ukraine during the summit held in Ankara.
The aid package includes new investments in weapons, drones, and the production of Patriot missile systems.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky left the summit with assurances of long-term support from NATO allies.
Russia condemned NATO's decisions as "irresponsible," warning that they could lead to increased militarization and conflict in Europe.
The Russian Foreign Ministry criticized NATO members for preparing for armed conflict with Russia.

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During a NATO summit held in Ankara, Turkey, on July 8, 2026, member states committed to providing substantial military assistance to Ukraine amounting to €140 billion. This aid package includes investments in weapons, drones, and the production of advanced Patriot missile systems. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky left the summit expressing gratitude for the support, which he sees as vital for the security of the transatlantic region.

In response to NATO's decisions, the Russian government issued a condemnation, labeling the commitments as "irresponsible" and warning that they could lead to increased military confrontation in Europe. Russia's Foreign Ministry criticized the alliance for preparing for armed conflict with Russia, asserting that such decisions risk escalating the situation further.

The NATO summit underscored the alliance's ongoing support for Ukraine amidst the conflict, aiming to demonstrate unity and commitment to collective defense in the face of regional tensions.

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