NATO officials to meet allies in Brussels on Ukraine

NATO spokesperson Allison Hart said diplomatic contacts aimed at achieving a just and lasting end to the war in Ukraine are intensifying.

“Operative Information Center-OMM” reports that, in a written statement, Hart said a critical meeting would take place in Brussels this week, following confidential peace talks in Miami and Oslo.

According to the statement, NATO representatives will meet senior officials from France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States in Brussels. The consultations will focus on a joint roadmap for ending the war. The exact date of the meeting, the participants’ status and details of the agenda remain confidential.

Earlier, confidential exploratory contacts were held in Miami and Oslo as part of international diplomatic efforts led by the United States.

During those talks, the parties considered the basic principles of a possible peace agreement, international security guarantees envisaged for Kyiv and Europe’s postwar security architecture. NATO and its European allies reiterated that achieving lasting peace in Ukraine and ensuring the country’s sovereignty are priorities.