NATO member states, including the United States and Hungary, have agreed that assistance to Ukraine in the war against Russia will be considered part of their contribution to Euro-Atlantic security.

The NATO summit in The Hague, with US President Donald Trump’s support, confirmed Russia as a long-term threat to the entire North Atlantic Alliance.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will hold a series of bilateral talks with foreign leaders in The Hague, including US President Donald Trump. Several meetings have taken place so far.

A decision to be taken by the leaders of NATO member states at the summit in The Hague will be the next step in building a "bridge" between Ukraine and the Alliance.

The final decision of the NATO summit in The Hague will include a provision concerning Ukraine, including a clause on financing the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

President Trump is "disappointed" over Russian strikes on civilian targets and major cities in Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived at the G7 summit in Canada where he was previously scheduled to meet his American counterpart Donald Trump, who left the event early.

US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker has cited the threat posed by Russia as the reason behind Washington’s push for NATO allies to urgently increase their defence budgets.

NATO countries may use aid to Ukraine as part of their new commitments to increase defence spending to 5% of GDP, as many allies will find it difficult to achieve this goal.

NATO leaders are preparing to approve a decision to increase defence spending to 5% of GDP – part of this spending will be allowed to be directed towards supporting Ukraine.

Intelligence from NATO member states has suggested that Russian forces are not planning a major offensive in either Sumy or Dnipropetrovsk oblasts of Ukraine.

The North Atlantic Alliance considers the Security Service of Ukraine’s operation against Russian strategic aviation to be highly successful.

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth will not attend the Ukraine-NATO Council meeting to be held as part of the meeting of Alliance defence ministers in Brussels.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has promised to discuss Ukraine and its presence at the summit in The Hague.

NATO has announced that Ukraine has been invited to attend the summit of Alliance leaders, which will take place on 24-25 June in The Hague.