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NATO Summit Gave Ukraine An Opportunity To Launch A Number Of Projects
In the final communiqué of the last NATO summit - unlike last year's - Ukraine was mentioned only once. But instead of a lot of buzzwords, the alliance gave the green light to many joint Ukrainian-European defense projects, writes err.ee.
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