NATO Chief Visits Ukraine for First Time Since Invasion, Prompting Warning From Russia
The highly symbolic trip underscores the alliance’s commitment to helping Kyiv defend itself — but its exact purpose wasn’t immediately clear.
KYIV, Ukraine — NATO’s Secretary-General, Jens Stoltenberg, visited Ukraine on Thursday for the first time since Russia invaded more than a year ago, a highly symbolic trip that underscores the alliance’s commitment to helping Kyiv defend itself.
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