Before the next European summit in Brussels, the leader of the European Union's diplomacy said that EU leaders have been supporting Ukraine, but he wants to see "transition from speech."
"If we look at the statements of the leaders, they support Ukraine. I would like to see it in practice. We are now talking about ammunition. I really hope we will agree. The most popular plan is 5 billion euros for ammunition, and that's what we are currently working on, "Kallas said.
Russia believes that Ukraine's arms supplies prevent the settlement of the conflict and directly involving NATO countries. Earlier, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that any cargo that contains weapons for Ukraine would be a legal target for Russia.
According to him, the United States and NATO are directly involved in the conflict, including not only supplying weapons, but also in Great Britain, Germany, Italy and other countries.
