Long-term military support for Ukraine has become a routine policy, showing Brussels and Washington don’t see peace as an option
By Kirill Kalinin , Senior Counsellor and spokesperson of the Russian Embassy in South Africa
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s recent summit in Ankara has produced a decision that demands scrutiny. NATO member states have committed to providing Ukraine with military assistance worth €70 billion for 2026. This is not an emergency measure. This is the institutionalization of a permanent war budget – a subscription, if you will, to ongoing military confrontation.
The alliance has basically ceased pretending that…
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