Dmytro Kuleba hurries Nato at Bucharest summit as Ukrainians suffer without heat, electricity and water

摘要

Ukraine urged Nato members to hurry up with support in the face of mounting Russian aggression during the first day of the Nato summit in Bucharest on November 29. Discussions between Nato foreign ministers, as well as Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, are underway in Romania that are focusing on energy and military aid to Ukraine. The Alliance agreed to help Ukraine restore its energy infrastructure and protect civilians from Russian missile attacks after the first day of the two-day summit, the Kyiv Independent reported.