The main item on the agenda will be the consequences of Russia’s war against Ukraine and the prospects for the allies’ further support for the authorities in Kyiv. The meeting in Brussels will also focus on the preparation of decisions to be taken by heads of state and government in July this year at the NATO summit in Vilnius.

The ministers will meet with Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba as part of the NATO-Ukraine Committee.

NATO’s top diplomats will also hold talks with representatives of the European Union and their counterparts from four Asia-Pacific countries.

 

Łukasz Jasina
MFA Spokesperson