NATO approves Ukraine arms deal
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has announced that it has permitted Ukraine to purchase weapons through the alliance's procurement agency, in a move aimed at strengthening its arms supplies during the current crisis. Ukraine has joined a special cooperation partnership with six NATO members, allowing it to benefit directly from the agency’s expertise and resources. Kyiv will now be able to buy weapons on a case-by-case basis, with the goal of enhancing its defensive capabilities and deepening cooperation with NATO amid increased military support. This step comes after Ukraine previously gained the right to sell defensive equipment through NATO’s agency, as it seeks to keep pace with the rapid growth of its military industry.
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