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The head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak, hopes that the NATO member states will find a consensus on Ukraine's entry into the Alliance as soon as possible and emphasizes that the Ukrainian state is currently in danger and needs help.

NATO will continue to build up its military capabilities and use a "broad combination of different tools" to counter "Russian aggression," alliance Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said in an interview with CNBC.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed that following the summit in Brussels, there are no plans to announce the date of entry of new countries into the alliance.

Russia's policy is not in line with US expectations and represents a "new challenge," US President Joe Biden said at the NATO summit on Monday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin in an interview with NBC noted that the exercises of NATO and the United States are held in close proximity to the Russian borders, asking what would happen if Russia did the same.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called inhumane the actions of Western partners who refuse to lift restrictions on the supply of even medical equipment and drugs to Syria in the context of the coronavirus pandemic.

Russia does not intend to supply Iran with high-tech satellite systems, especially since Tehran itself is hardly ready for such cooperation, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.

The US and its allies are withdrawing from Afghanistan. June 13, portal military.com published some data on the longest military conflict in the history of the United States.

Russian President Vladimir Putin does not consider the excessive number of aircraft carriers available to China and does not consider China as a threat to Russia's security.

NATO leaders reaffirm the decision of the Bucharest Summit in 2008 that Ukraine will be a member of NATO, stating that Kiev must move forward on the path of reform and fully use the tools it already has to achieve membership.

[b]It states that a military attack on any country of the alliance is considered an aggression against all its members.]

Attacks carried out in outer space can lead to the application of article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty on Collective Defense, which states that a military attack on any country of the alliance is considered aggression against all its members. This is stated in the final statement of the NATO summit published on Monday.

Germany's decision not to export weapons to Ukraine is weak from a political and moral point of view, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said.

At the summit in Brussels, the North Atlantic Alliance confirmed that its doors are open to Ukraine and Georgia, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.

A Russian soldier was killed and three others were injured in an armored car explosion in the Syrian province of Hasakah. On Wednesday, June 9, reports "RIA Novosti" with reference to the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

The Pentagon is discussing possible actions if the capital of Afghanistan or other parts of the country fall into the hands of the Taliban (banned in Russia - IF), senior administration officials told The New York Times.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has issued an internal directive regarding the strategy and tasks in the field of countering China, which the United States considers its main strategic rival, according to Western media.

Russian Deputy Defense Minister Alexey Krivoruchko visited the Smolino test site in the Nizhny Novgorod Region during a working trip, where he checked the progress of the state defense order.

The international military mission in Afghanistan is coming to an end. On June 9, the press service of the Bundeswehr on its official YouTube channel showed how the collection of things of military personnel and army property takes place.

Negotiations on the preparation of joint special exercises "Echelon-2021", "Search-2021" and "Interaction-2021"were held in Dushanbe. The organization noted that all the necessary issues were discussed, the venue itself was inspected and the landfills were studied, as they say, by foot. This is important because the troops will have to operate in the difficult terrain of the mountainous desert area.

In early June, the United States delivered $ 14.9 million worth of 155-mm artillery ammunition to the Estonian Armed Forces, and $ 2.7 million worth of AN/TSQ – 288 mobile radars to the Estonian Navy to support the country's defense capabilities and increase situational awareness at sea.