Almost three months after shocking the world by invading Ukraine, Russia’s military faces a stalemate, the threat of a larger NATO, and an opponent emboldened by victories on and off the battlefield.
NATO’s top diplomats met with the alliance’s commander in Berlin and said that the conflict “is not proceeding as Moscow had intended.”
“Ukraine can win this conflict,” said NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, adding that the alliance must continue to provide military assistance to Kiev. He attended the conference via video connection while recovering from a COVID-19 infection.
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