NATO will not be cowed by Russian threats but keep up its strong support of Kyiv, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said on his first visit to the alliance's Ukraine mission in Wiesbaden, set to ...

The NATO Security Assistance and Training Command for Ukraine was supposed to open in Wiesbaden this fall with 700 employees. Instead, the center is still growing, with a staff of several hundred ...

A new NATO command in the German city of Wiesbaden has taken up its work to coordinate Western military aid for Ukraine, the alliance's Secretary-General Mark Rutte said on Wednesday.

Russia could be ready to challenge NATO militarily within five years. And China has become decisive in enabling Russia’s war ...

A new NATO-led Ukraine support mission is up and running in Wiesbaden, Germany. Leadership in the allied supply of weaponry to Kyiv will pass to the NATO group after three years of American direction.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said aid to Ukraine in 2025 will exceed the $50 billion allocated last year, and the “end ...

The mission, to be known as NATO Security Assistance and Training for Ukraine, will be in Wiesbaden and involve about 700 personnel. The new command is expected to stand up in a matter of weeks.

Japan expressed interest Tuesday in participating in the NATO command for its Ukrainian mission based in Germany in what would be a major boost in ties with the largely European alliance.

NATO officials have agreed at a summit in Washington to take further steps to bring Ukraine closer to the ... Stoltenberg said the security assistance center will be located in Wiesbaden, ...

So what did NATO allies take away from Biden's speech? Rachel Rizzo is a nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Europe Center who focuses on NATO and transatlantic security. Rachel ...

NATO will not be cowed by Russian threats but keep up its strong support of Kyiv, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said on his first visit to the alliance's Ukraine mission in Wiesbaden, set to ...

WIESBADEN, Germany (Reuters) - NATO will not be cowed by Russian threats but keep up its strong support of Kyiv, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said on his first visit to the alliance's Ukraine ...