NATO pledges 70 billion euros for Ukraine as Trump praises peace ‘progress’
Summary
NATO has pledged 70 billion euros in military aid to Ukraine for 2026 to help in its fight against Russia. At the NATO summit in Turkiye, President Donald Trump expressed optimism about progress toward a peace deal, while Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy met with allies to secure further support.Key Facts
- NATO promised 70 billion euros ($80 billion) in military aid, equipment, and training for Ukraine in 2026.
- The support aims to be steady and long-term, continuing into 2027 at similar levels.
- President Trump spoke positively about peace talks with Russia, calling it a difficult process but noted recent progress.
- Trump agreed to help Ukraine produce US Patriot missile systems.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with leaders from nearly 20 countries to seek additional military and financial support.
- Ukraine signed new agreements with Estonia, the Netherlands, Denmark, and expects deals with Germany, Norway, Finland, and Canada involving drones and other aid.
- Despite Zelenskyy’s efforts, experts say Ukrainian NATO membership is unlikely at this time.
- Russian missile attacks on Kyiv continued during the summit, causing deaths and injuries.
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