Ukrainian army does not fully meet all NATO requirements now, - Chairman of NATO Military Committee Dragone
During the war, Ukraine has demonstrated extraordinary resilience and adaptability, effectively integrating weapons, tactics and training according to NATO standards.
According to Censor.NET, this was stated by the Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, in an interview with RBC-Ukraine.
"While it may not yet fully meet NATO’s technical and structural standards, its battlefield performance, innovation, and leadership make it a highly capable force - one that NATO can work with closely in the future," he said.
Dragone said that during his visit to Ukraine this year, he personally saw the dedication of the Ukrainian military.
"They are inspirational, highly professional, determined, and hard-working. They are fighting daily for your way of life and your nation. They are also innovating on the field as this war combines both modern and traditional warfare," he said.
Dragone did not rule out that "NATO standards may need to adapt in the future to keep pace with evolving threats".
To recap, Dragone also said that the focus should now be on achieving a real lasting peace rather than freezing the conflict.
