NATO is preparing to act swiftly. During an official visit to the NATO Security Assistance and Training for Ukraine (NSATU) headquarters, General Alexus Grynkewich, Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), declared that the Alliance is ready to address Ukraine's weapon needs promptly.
Amid fresh Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities, the US and NATO are jointly developing a new scheme to deliver arms to Ukraine, now funded by Europe but drawn from American arsenals. The goal is to raise $10 billion to support Ukraine's defense as Moscow escalates the war.
“We're going to move as quickly as we can,” he emphasized.
NSATU coordinates international support for Ukraine, providing ongoing training and logistics. Under this initiative, over 300 personnel from 28 NATO countries work closely with the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Poland's logistics hub — a lifeline for uninterrupted support
A key role in delivering military aid to Ukraine is played by the Logistics Enabling Node-Poland (LEN-P). Each month, this hub manages the shipment of about 18,000 tons of military equipment to Ukraine.
NATO's representation in Ukraine notes that LEN-P is one of the most critical components of the training headquarters' operations.
NATO warns: the war is close
Earlier, at the LANDEURO symposium in Wiesbaden, General Grynkewich stressed that "the war is already at our doorstep," and NATO's response must be rapid and resolute.
