NATO chief calls for five-year plan delivering $100B to Ukraine

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NATO chief calls for five-year plan delivering $100B to Ukraine

NATO Foreign Ministers have been meeting in Brussels to discuss support for Ukraine. Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg is recommending the alliance plays a more involved role, by adopting of a 5-year plan to deliver 100 billion dollars of military aid to Ukraine, which he says needs a more reliable source of supply. Stoltenburg wants NATO to reach a formal agreement ahead of July's 75th anniversary summit in Washington well before the possible return of Donald Trump to the White House. Simon McGregor-Wood has more.

April 3, 2024