Ukraine, Finland and Sweden to take part in NATO Military Committee meeting
The Chiefs of Staff of Ukraine, Finland, and Sweden will take part in a meeting of the NATO Military Committee, the Alliance's highest military body.
European Pravda reported this.
According to information on the NATO website, the Military Committee will meet on 19 May in Brussels. The meeting will be chaired by Admiral Rob Bauer, Chairman of the Military Committee.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg will join the Chiefs of Staff in the first session to consider the geostrategic context and preparations for the Madrid Summit in June.
The second session will focus on russia's war in Ukraine and will be joined by NATO's defense chiefs Finland, Sweden, and Ukraine.
The third session will focus on implementing the Concept for Deterrence and Defense of the Euro-Atlantic Area, as well as on NATO's long-term position.
The Chiefs of Staff will then meet with NATO's Asia-Pacific partners, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and the Republic of Korea to discuss regional developments.
