Nato summit in Ankara: a new role for Europe?

One of Kyiv’s key expectations for the Nato summit is that the decision will be taken to strengthen its defence capabilities against ballistic threats, 24tv.ua writes:

“It’s no longer enough just to discuss new aid packages every few months – long-term solutions are needed. Joint arms production, licences to manufacture modern air defence systems, stepping up the production of Patriot missiles and new mechanisms for funding the defence industry – all this can help Ukraine not only to hold its ground in the war against the Russian aggressor, but also to inflict significant defeats on it and defend its own cities. The latest massive attack on the capital has shown that we have problems countering Russian ballistic missiles, proving that we cannot manage without support on that front.”