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Stoltenberg: Russia must realize it cannot win war

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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stressed on Wednesday that the alliance must come up with an adequate and well-supported framework for itself and Ukraine that will "send a message to Russia" that it "can't win the war."

Speaking to reporters ahead of the meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Brussels, Stoltenberg insisted that Russia is receiving a "significant amount" of weapons from North Korea and Iran, which is why the organization must equip Ukraine with appropriate methods to respond. He said the ministers will talk about a "multi-year financial commitment" to maintain stable support for Ukraine.

Furthermore, Stoltenberg insisted that Ukraine will join NATO, describing that as a "question of when, not if."

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