NATO's Rutte Vows More Ukraine Aid After Train Strike Remark
The September 14 statement paired that vow with praise for Slovenia, which gave Ukraine more than 60 million euros in 2025.
- Rutte called the September 13 train strike proof of 'how desperate Putin has become.'
- He said NATO's answer is to 'increase support' so Kyiv can defend itself.
- Slovenia gave Ukraine more than 60 million euros in security aid in 2025.
Why it matters: A promise to 'increase support' is the same answer NATO has given after every strike since 2022.
NATO News (nato.int) - Secretary General Mark Rutte statement ↗ · Sep 14, 20269/14/26