"NATO Considers Long-Term Military Aid Plan for Ukraine Amid Trump Concerns"

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg urges alliance members to provide long-term military assistance to Ukraine, proposing a 100-billion-euro fund over five years to coordinate the supply of arms and equipment. While not directly providing weapons, NATO's increased involvement in the war marks a new phase, with initial reactions showing some skepticism and the need for further discussion. Russia accuses NATO of returning to a Cold War mindset, while Ukraine lowers the military conscription age to replenish its depleted ranks.