NATO takes over coordination of military aid to Ukraine from U.S. — Reuters

Source: Reuters

NATO has taken over the coordination of Western military aid to Ukraine from the U.S., Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing a knowledgeable source.

The agency noted that the handover is widely viewed as an effort to protect existing support mechanisms for Ukraine in light of the reelection of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

Previously, the coordination of military assistance to Kyiv was handled by the U.S.-led Ramstein group, a coalition of about 50 countries named after the American airbase in Germany where its meetings were held.

Responsibility will now shift to a new NATO mission called NATO Security Assistance and Training for Ukraine (NSATU), which is based at a U.S. base in the German town of Wiesbaden.

However, diplomatic sources told Reuters that the change may have a limited impact, as the U.S. remains NATO’s dominant member and Ukraine’s largest arms supplier.

Why is it
important
to support
Meduza
now?Read here

NATO takes over coordination of military aid to Ukraine from U.S. — Reuters

{{ header_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{#is_light}}{{ title }} {{ second_title }}{{/is_light}}{{^is_light}}{{ title }} {{ second_title }}{{/is_light}}

{{ title }}

{{ title }}

{{ title }}

{{ title }} {{ second_title }}

{{ title }}

{{ second_title }}