NATO defence ministers met with heads of 25 major Western defence companies to discuss ammunition production and ways to continue military support to Ukraine.
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NATO defence ministers are to meet with the heads of 25 major Western defence companies on Thursday to discuss ammunition production.
NATO has looked at setting up a new Defence Production Action Plan to identify targets for investment and aggregate demand signals from the alliance's members for the industry.
The meeting with industry representatives will particularly focus on ammunition that determines the fate of the battle.
Defense ministers of the U.S., U.K., Denmark, and the Netherlands announced a joint initiative to provide hundreds of short and medium-range air defense missiles and systems to Ukraine.
The announcement was made in a press release on June 15, amid the 13th Ramstein-format summit of the Ukrainian Defense Contact Group in Brussels.
Kyiv's Western backers will meet Thursday at NATO headquarters in Brussels to get the latest update from Ukraine's defense minister on the progress of the assaults
General Mark Milley stated that Russian aggression is a frontal assault on the international order ensuring global peace and stability.
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