NATO allies aim to send 1 million drones to Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced that NATO allies have agreed to send 1 million unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to Ukraine.
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Stoltenberg made statements to the press following the Defense Ministers and NATO-Ukraine Council meetings held at NATO headquarters in Brussels.
"1 MILLION UAV TARGET"
The Secretary General said, "A group of allies is coming together with the goal of delivering 1 million UAVs to Ukraine. 20 NATO allies have also decided to form a demining coalition."
Responding to a question, Stoltenberg expressed his satisfaction with Turkey, Bulgaria, and Romania conducting joint demining operations in the Black Sea, stating that these efforts allow Ukraine to use its territorial waters, achieve success against Russia at sea, and export its grain.
JOINT TRAINING CENTER TO BE ESTABLISHED
Stoltenberg also announced the decision to establish a new NATO-Ukraine joint analysis and training center in Poland, adding that the purpose of this structure is to provide the Ukrainian army with experience through the sharing of lessons learned from the war as well as the expertise of the allies.