UAUkrainian officials have called on NATO allies to recognize Ukraine’s new role in alliance security during the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara. The Ukrainian mission chief at NATO, Alona Hetyanchuk, emphasized the importance of Ukraine being recognized as a 'security contributor,' rather than just a recipient of aid. This shift reflects changes in Ukraine-NATO cooperation, including military training under Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, integration efforts, and contributions to NATO operations. She highlighted the need for long-term support for Ukraine’s defense industry, including financial commitments to enable sustainable development. Meanwhile, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has expressed opposition to providing further military or financial aid to Ukraine, and his country plans to send its delegation to Ankara without authorization to approve such decisions.
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