SECURITYJul 11 · 09:07 UTCKYIV POSTEurotopics

After Ankara: is Nato a United Front Again?

The NATO summit in Ankara concluded with a declaration emphasizing alliance unity, increased European defense spending, and a €140 billion military aid package for Ukraine. Reactions are divided, with Lithuania and Spain viewing the outcome positively, while Germany and Italy express concerns about transatlantic trust and militarization.

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