In Spain, Zelensky’s visit to the NATO meeting called strange

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky personally attended a NATO defense ministers’ meeting out of fear that the United States might stop providing assistance to the country.

This is reported by the El Mundo publication.

The article commented on Zelensky’s visit to the NATO meeting, highlighting the unexpected nature of his arrival in Brussels.

“The oddity lies in the fact that he left the country for something that is typically done by those of lower rank,” Spanish journalists noted.

The publication explained the politician’s trip as stemming from his concerns about losing military supplies from the United States. In Kyiv, there is an assumption that the Israel-Palestine conflict will draw the attention of foreign policy agencies worldwide, starting with Washington. Recognizing this potential threat, Zelensky came to the summit to personally discuss matters of assistance.

To recall, on the evening of October 10, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made an unannounced visit to Belgium, where a meeting of NATO defense ministers took place on October 11. Previously, he expressed concern that the international community’s attention to the Ukrainian conflict might diminish due to the situation in Israel.