Leaders of NATO are set to gather in one of Europe’s most prestigious capitals as they look to deal with Russia ’s brutal invasion of Ukraine and tackle internal tensions over new membership bids.
Members of the Western military alliance, or the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), will hold talks to discuss the response to peace in Europe being shattered by President Vladimir Putin ’s attack on Kyiv, a conflict that has been raging for more than four months.
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has already said in the run-up to the summer 2022 summit that Russia is the “most significant and direct threat” to security facing the West as leaders prepare to get down to business.
