
NATO Chief Sees Ukraine Shifting Battlefield, Urges Rapid Air Defense Aid
At the Ankara NATO summit, Mark Rutte said Russia cannot win through terror and praised Ukraine’s battlefield gains, urging allies to accelerate military aid—especially air defenses and interceptors—while acknowledging stockpile limits and the need to boost production. He warned Minsk’s Belarus remains under Moscow’s influence and highlighted external enablers like China, North Korea, and Iran, as Western unity and weapons flow support Kyiv.

