NATO countries did not keep promises regarding Ukraine, - Bloomberg.
According to Bloomberg, several NATO member countries do not fulfill their promises regarding the supply of air defense systems and military equipment for the protection of Ukraine from Russia. Some countries do not send the promised long-range systems, despite Russia continuing its military expansion. This affects the defense capability of Ukraine and makes the support of allies uneven.
Ukraine is also experiencing an energy crisis due to the energy infrastructure destroyed by Russian strikes. President Zelensky called on allies, particularly the USA, the UK, and France, to speed up the delivery of aid to Ukraine to ensure security in the country.
The NATO promise regarding air defense, announced at the July summit, became the basis for the support of Ukrainian allies. The USA, Germany, Romania, and Italy were supposed to send various air defense systems to Ukraine. However, some countries have not yet fulfilled their obligations.
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