Jens Stoltenberg

Nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg said on Wednesday that a blast in Poland that killed two people was probably not an attack by Russia, but rather caused by a Ukrainian air defense system meant to counter a Russian aerial bombardment. He added that the alliance has “no indication that Russia is preparing action” against any of its 30 member countries.

"We must be prepared for this to last for years," said Secretary-General jens stoltenberg. "We must not weaken in our support of Ukraine, even if the costs are high -- not only in terms of military support but also because of rising energy and food prices."

Nato is ready to support Ukraine for years in the war against Russia, including helping Kyiv to advance from old Soviet-era weapons to modern Western military equipment, the alliance's Secretary-General jens stoltenberg said on Thursday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Thursday that his country would eventually become a member of NATO as he welcomed the chief of the Western security bloc, jens stoltenberg, to Kyiv. "(It is) a matter of time before Ukraine becomes a de jure member of the alliance. We are doing everything to bring this time closer," Zelenskyy said at a joint press conference with the NATO chief.

Nato Secretary General jens stoltenberg on Saturday called for the United States to deliver "what they have promised" to Ukraine, while a $60-billion package of military aid was blocked in Congress. There was a "vital and urgent need for the US to decide on a package for Ukraine because they need that support", Stoltenberg told the Munich Security Conference, adding: "So now it's for the US to deliver what they have promised".