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NATO seeks to reassure Russia's neighbours fearful of instability

NATO foreign ministers sought on Wednesday to reassure fragile countries in Russia's neighbourhood that they fear could be destabilised by Russia as the conflict in Ukraine drags on, squeezing energy supplies and pushing up prices.

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NATO chief says alliance will not back down on Ukraine aid

NATO Secretary General calls on member states to pledge more aid for Kyiv during winter amid relentless Russian attacks.

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Russia won’t ‘calm down’ as long as they have missiles, says Zelensky

President warns Ukrainians to expect more cold and darkness in months ahead as Kremlin targets enegy infrastructure

The Independent UK

Russian forces ‘have largely stopped deploying as Battalion Tactical Groups’ as ‘intrinsic weaknesses’ exposed in Ukraine

BTGs have been a key part of Russian military tactics for the past decade, the MoD says

Evening Standard

NATO head Stoltenberg accuses Russia of using cold as 'a weapon of war'

NATO allies gathering for a summit on Tuesday said they would help Ukraine fix its power grid damaged by Moscow's shelling in what the alliance's chief Jens Stoltenberg said was Russia using the cold weather as "a weapon of war". Follow our blog to see how the day's events unfolded.…

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NATO ministers meet to drum up more aid, arms for Ukraine

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his NATO counterparts are gathering in Romania to drum up urgently needed support for Ukraine, including deliveries of electrical components for the war-torn country's devastated power transmission network

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NATO Chief Says Alliance Won’t Back Down on Ukraine Aid

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg on Tuesday said the alliance would not pull back in its support for Ukraine, calling on partners to pledge more winter aid for Kyiv as it braced itself for more cold and darkness due to Russian attacks on infrastructure. NATO foreign ministers meeting in Bucharest are…

Asharq Al-Awsat

NATO boosts Ukraine aid, accuses Putin of using cold as 'weapon of war'

NATO allies said on Tuesday they would help Ukraine repair energy infrastructure heavily damaged by Russian bombardments in what NATO's chief said was Moscow using the descending winter cold as "a weapon of war".

Reuters

NATO's Stoltenberg: Putin trying to use winter as war weapon against Ukraine

Russia will likely continue attacking Ukraine's power grid, its gas infrastructure and basic services for the people, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Monday.

Reuters

14 years on, NATO to renew a vow to Ukraine

NATO is returning to the scene of one of its most controversial decisions to repeat a vow that Ukraine will join the military alliance one day

The Independent UK

More shelling in Kherson as Ukraine gradually restores power

Ukrainian official says 10 people killed and dozens injured in Russian attacks on recently recaptured city of Kherson.

Al Jazeera

NATO vows to aid Ukraine 'for as long as it takes'

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says the military organization stands ready to help Ukraine defend itself against Russia “for as long as it takes.”

The Independent UK

Germany in talks with allies over Polish push for Patriot deployment to Ukraine

Germany said on Friday it was discussing with allies Poland's request that German Patriot air defence units be sent to Ukraine, after NATO's chief suggested the military alliance might not oppose such a move.

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NATO will not back down but continue supporting Ukraine - Stoltenberg

NATO will not let down in its support of Ukraine and also ramp up non-lethal aid for the country, Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday.

The Conversation

Ukraine war: Why the missile incident in Poland is a warning of things to come

Since the beginning of November, Russia has engaged in its largest ever missile strike against Ukraine’s infrastructure. On Nov. 15, 2022, two civilians were killed by a stray missile in Przewodów, on Poland’s southeastern border.

Al Jazeera

EU raises alarm over escalating Serbia, Kosovo car plates dispute

The Balkans neighbours are at odds over Pristina’s move to match Belgrade’s ban on Kosovo licence plates.

Reuters

NATO allies may lift target to spend 2% of output on defence - Stoltenberg

NATO allies may decide to aim to spend more on defence than their current target of 2% of national output when they meet for their next summit in Vilnius in July 2023, the chief of the alliance said on Monday.

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China boosts efforts to control Western infrastructure, key industries - NATO

Western countries must be careful not to create new dependencies on China as they are weaning themselves off Russian energy supplies amid Moscow's war on Kyiv, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg warned on Monday.

The Independent UK

How a missile crisis in Poland almost dragged Nato into Russia’s war with Ukraine

Deadly rocket blast threatened to spark dramatic escalation of Europe’s biggest conflict since 1945

The Conversation

Ukraine war: Polish missile scare has given Nato fresh resolve to continue its support for Kyiv

For the first time since Russia invaded Ukraine in February, the war has come close to spilling across the border in a Nato country. On the evening of Tuesday November 15, a Russian-made missile landed in a village in Poland, killing two farmers. This was the nightmare scenario that Nato…

Al Jazeera

NATO faces new challenge as Ukraine war spills into Poland

Military alliance and analysts say deadly blast in Poland highlights need to further strengthen NATO’s eastern flank.

Asharq Al-Awsat

NATO Believes Poland Blast an 'Accident'

Western leaders moved to calm fears of a dangerous escalation in Russia's war in Ukraine on Wednesday, saying a missile blast in Poland was likely an accident, while Kyiv pushed back hard at the idea that its anti-aircraft fire was to blame. Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky pointed the finger at…

Tribune News Service

Missile blast in Poland puts focus on Ukraine’s need for stronger air defense

The blast that killed two people in Poland near its eastern border put Ukraine’s air defenses under the spotlight as Kyiv’s allies face growing pressure to deliver more aid to fend off intensifying Russian attacks.

Al Jazeera

What we know about the explosion in Poland

The missile blast has intensified global fears about the war spiralling even further.

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