Brussels – NATO foreign ministers convened in Brussels to discuss strategies for ending the conflict in Ukraine, emphasizing the need for security guarantees for Kyiv in any lasting resolution. The meeting, notably absent of the U.S. Secretary of State, underscored the alliance’s commitment to finding a diplomatic solution while ensuring Ukraine’s long-term security.
A Ukrainian delegation briefed the assembled ministers on the progress of ongoing negotiations, with a particular focus on securing robust security guarantees and increased European involvement in the peace process. The delegation stressed the importance of these assurances for a sustainable and stable future for Ukraine.
While details of specific proposals remain confidential, sources indicate that discussions centered on various security frameworks that could be offered to Ukraine following a ceasefire agreement. These frameworks aim to deter future aggression and provide Kyiv with the necessary support to maintain its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The meeting highlights the ongoing efforts by NATO to find a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Ukraine, while simultaneously reaffirming its support for Kyiv’s right to self-determination and security. The discussions in Brussels serve as a crucial step in the complex and delicate process of negotiating an end to the war and establishing a lasting peace in the region.
