US EditionNATO chief calls for 'robust security guarantees' on Ukraine visit
Mark Rutte outlined a two-layered security plan involving strengthening Ukraine's military and commitments from the US and Europe to deter future Russian aggression.
- On August 22, 2025, NATO’s Secretary General Mark Rutte made an unexpected trip to Kyiv to meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky and discuss security assurances for Ukraine.
- The visit followed a high-level meeting in Washington involving Zelensky, US President Donald Trump, and European leaders aimed at securing security guarantees amid Russia's ongoing aggression since 2014.
- Rutte and Zelensky described a two-part security strategy that involves enhancing Ukraine’s military capabilities alongside pledges from the United States and European nations to prevent future Russian aggression, while talks continue regarding the potential stationing of foreign forces.
- Rutte explained that efforts are underway among Ukraine, European nations, and the United States to establish security assurances strong enough to deter any future aggression from Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, though he noted it is still too soon to detail specific contributions.
- The talks and support signals, including US readiness and Turkey's interest in maritime security, suggest gradual progress though Russia remains reluctant to engage in high-level talks or finalize a summit agenda.
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NATO Secretary General Rutte stressed the need for robust security guarantees during a visit to Ukraine. He said that it was necessary to ensure that Russia adheres to a peace agreement and never attacks Ukraine again, after a meeting with Ukrainian President Selenskyi.
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said today that the system of security guarantees for Ukraine will be based on two levels, the first level of which will involve the conclusion of a peace agreement or ceasefire, while the second level will include support provided by the United States and Europe.
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Zelenskyy also urged Ukraine's allies to put fresh sanctions on Moscow if it shows no interest in peace. Following a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Kyiv, Zelenskyy said they had discussed security guarantees for Ukraine by other states.
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