Extraordinary meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council to be held in Brussels on September 1
The event will be held at the request of Ukraine and in response to Russia's recent massive attacks, said Andriy Sybiga
An extraordinary meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council will be held in Brussels on Monday, September 1. This was announced on the social network X by Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga.
According to him, the event will be held at Ukraine's request and in response to Russia's recent massive air attacks.
"We expect a focused discussion of joint steps to adequately respond to Russia's rejection of peaceful efforts and escalation of terror against Ukrainians," the head of Ukrainian diplomacy emphasized.
Sibiga added that Ukraine is grateful to NATO and all allies who continue to provide strong support and meaningful peace efforts.
"Moscow should feel more pressure as a result of the war's prolongation," he summarized.
- On the night of August 28, Russia massively attacked Ukraine, particularly Kyiv, as the enemy launched almost 600 drones and 31 missiles. In the Darnytsia district, a direct hit to a five-story building, destroying the entrance.
- As of August 29, 25 people were killed in the attack on the capital. Dozens more were injured.
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