Jens Stoltenberg: Allies agreed that we must increase our support for other partners at risk from Russian threats, including Georgia

Allies agreed that we must increase our support for oher partners at risk from Russian threats, including Georgia, - NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said following the extraordinary Summit of NATO Heads of State and Government.

"Allies agreed that we must increase our support for other partners at risk from Russian threats and interference, including Georgia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Working together, and with the European Union, we must help them uphold their sovereignty and strengthen their resilience”, said the Secretary General.

In addition, according to the Secretary General, NATO leaders agreed to provide further support to Ukraine.

“Allied leaders also agreed to provide further support to Ukraine. Helping to uphold their fundamental right to self-defence.

Allies are also equipping Ukraine with significant military supplies. Including anti-tank and air defence systems, and drones. Which are proving highly effective.

As well as substantial financial and humanitarian aid," he said.