Nato secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg welcomed allies' pledges to send more military support to Ukraine but warned "the situation on the battlefield remains serious."Stoltenberg told a press conference in Brussels that Ukraine needs "more air defences, more ammunition and more aid."Stoltenberg stressed Nato was "not part to the conflict" nor did it have plans to be but continued providing support to Ukraine to help them defend themselves.

Nato secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg welcomed allies' pledges to send more military support to Ukraine but warned "the situation on the battlefield remains serious."Stoltenberg told a press conference in Brussels that Ukraine needs "more air defences, more ammunition and more aid."Stoltenberg stressed Nato was "not part to the conflict" nor did it have plans to be but continued providing support to Ukraine to help them defend themselves.