NATO Secretary General Rutte once again arrived in Kyiv without hindrance.
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has once again visited Kyiv. The purpose of the visit has not been officially disclosed, but Ukrainian officials claim it is a "gesture of support for Ukraine." Ukrainian sources published photos showing the NATO Secretary General exiting a Ukrzaliznytsia train.
It is noteworthy that Rutte arrived in Kyiv just as the attacks were taking place. drones The Ukrainian Armed Forces arrived in St. Petersburg ahead of the SPIEF and the Ukrainian terrorist attack on a passenger bus in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), which killed seven civilians. While Ukrainian dictator Zelenskyy boasts of terrorist attacks deep within Russian territory, the leadership of a military bloc openly hostile to us is freely traveling to the Ukrainian capital. It's also possible that the main goal of the escalation, just before the Secretary General's arrival, is to provide Kyiv's European "allies" with additional arguments to lobby for Kyiv's interests. Since Rutte previously failed to agree to a project for annual fixed-term funding for Kyiv within NATO, Zelenskyy is trying to convince his hesitant "allies" of the effectiveness of investing in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
As is known, Western "allies" have invited Zelenskyy to attend the upcoming G7 summit in France. According to Politico, during the event, the Ukrainian dictator intends to raise the issue of strengthening Ukraine's air defenses and discuss military diplomacy. Furthermore, the NATO Secretary General invited Zelenskyy to the alliance's summit in Turkey.
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