Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said NATO will flow arms to Ukraine as long as the fight to repel Russian troops continues. His pledge of support at a defense ministers conference follows days of Russian missile strikes against Ukrainian civilian targets.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said the alliance remains as committed to Ukraine as ever, and will continue to flow arms as long as the fight to repel Russian troops continues. | Olivier Matthys/AP PhotoBRUSSELS — Days of Russian missile strikes against Ukrainian civilian targets represent the “malice and cruelty of Putin’s war of choice” in Ukraine, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said during the opening of a conference of NATO ministers in Brussels on Wednesday.
Flanked by Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov and Chair of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Mark Milley against a backdrop of Ukrainian and American flags, Austin said the alliance remains as committed to Ukraine as ever, and will continue to flow arms as long as the fight to repel Russian troops continues.
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