"NATO should have a clear vision on how the war in Ukraine must end and stand with Ukraine until Ukraine's victory is achieved," the document reads.The Assembly condemned Russia's continuing conduct and escalation of its illegal, unprovoked, and brutal war, including regularly and overtly targeting population centers and civilian infrastructure, such as food storage and transportation facilities, and systematically committing numerous and atrocious war crimes, crimes against humanity and reported acts of genocide in illegally occupied territories. It also reiterated its position that "the Russian state, under its current regime, is a terrorist one." The Assembly has also called on the governments and parliaments of the Alliance to increase their support to Ukraine, by accelerating deliveries of of advanced weapons that Ukraine needs to protect itself and to restore territorial integrity, including long-range missiles and multipurpose fighter aircraft, and to sustain assistance for as long as it takes "for Ukraine to prevail." The resolution called for joint work toward the establishment of a special tribunal to prosecute Russia's crime of aggression and expand sanctions on Russia. Speaking at the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged the world to deal with terrorism, comparing the Hamas attack on Israel with the similar tactics used by Russian troops, including violence against civilians and missile strikes.
Zelenskyy calls on NATO to unite against terrorism as Hamas fighting intensifiesOn 9 October, Ukrainian defense intelligence said Russia provided Hamas militants with US- and EU-manufactured trophy weapons they captured during the hostilities in Ukraine.
Ukraine’s Intel: Russia plans to accuse Ukraine of selling Western weapons to Hamas
