NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has expressed a call to prepare for the possible increase in Russian military attacks on infrastructure facilities in Ukraine, especially in Ukrainian cities. It is noted that this increase in shelling can take place this winter. Speaking before the meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Brussels, he stressed that the victory of Russian President Putin would be a tragedy for Ukraine and a threat to NATO.
Stoltenberg noted that there was an intense battle on the front line and wave of drones on Ukrainian cities. He called on NATO allies to prepare for new battles and air attacks and support Ukraine.
When asked about possible changes on the front, the Secretary General answered with cautious forecasts, indicating that the war was always unpredictable. He expressed the impression of the determination and courage of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and emphasized the importance of maintaining Ukraine's support.
Stoltenberg also noted that the assistance from the West has allowed Ukraine to win the occupied territories, and this support should be continued. He expressed the confidence that the United States would continue to support, as it is in the interests of their safety.
