Jens Stoltenberg says the Alliance is ready to do more for other NATO partners, including Georgia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, who are vulnerable to future threats from Russia

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has said members of the Alliance are ready to do more for other NATO partners who are vulnerable to future threats from Russia.

"I expect that we will also decide to do more for other NATO partners who are vulnerable to threats and invasions from Russia, including Georgia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. By activating political and practical support, we can help our partners strengthen resilience and prevent any future aggression," Jens Stoltenberg said.

According to him, a meeting of NATO leaders will be held in the next 2 days, where the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine will also take part.