Nearly all foreign ministers of NATO convened in Brussels on Wednesday, following inconclusive peace discussions regarding Ukraine between the United States and President Vladimir Putin, while European officials sought to secure a place at the negotiating table. NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte remarked that On Wednesday, December 3, NATO nations committed to purchasing hundreds of millions of additional dollars' worth of US arms for Ukraine, signaling robust support despite the ongoing US-led peace negotiations with Moscow. Foreign ministers from the 32-member alliance assembled in Brussels to deliberate on Washington's efforts to conclude the conflict.
The meeting occurred shortly after US representatives seemingly failed to achieve a significant breakthrough during five hours of discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. NATO chief Mark Rutte underscored the importance of bolstering Ukraine's position, irrespective of the negotiation pace. Rutte stated, "The peace talks are ongoing, which is positive, but concurrently, we must ensure that while they are in progress and we cannot predict when they will conclude Ukraine is in the strongest possible position to continue the fight." As part of this commitment, Germany, Poland, Norway, the Netherlands, and Canada declared their intention to collectively allocate approximately one billion dollars more towards a program to procure American weapons for Ukraine.
While there are no definitive answers regarding the peace plan negotiations from the meeting.
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Journalist / Writer/Nurse/Author and a Columnist with the Rheinpfalz Newspaper Grünstadt-Germany.
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We pray for negotiation of peace deal.
We don't want war, we want to live in world of peace.
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