"NATO Considers 100-Billion Euro Fund to Support Ukraine Amid Trump Election Concerns"

NATO allies have agreed to begin planning long-term military support for Ukraine, with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg proposing a 100 billion-euro fund over five years to provide reliable and predictable security assistance. Reactions to the proposal have been mixed, with Hungary expressing skepticism and other member states emphasizing the need to avoid duplicating efforts between bilateral, EU, and NATO aid. Russia has criticized NATO's approach, while NATO has stated that Ukraine will eventually become a member, but not while it is at war with Russia.