Dmytro Kuleba, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, arrived in Brussels for a meeting with colleagues from NATO member states.

Militarnyi reports about it with reference to Interfax-Ukraine.

The main topic of discussion is to support Ukraine with more powerful weapons.

My agenda is very simple, it has three items: weapons, weapons, and weapons. We are confident that the best way to help Ukraine now is to provide it with all means necessary to contain Putin and to defeat the Russian army in the territory of Ukraine so that the war will not spill over further.

Ukraine needs planes, anti-ship missiles, armored personnel carriers, and air defense systems said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.

He emphasized that in recent weeks, the Ukrainian army and the entire Ukrainian nation have shown that they know how to fight and how to win.

“But without sustainable and sufficient supplies of all the weapons requested by Ukraine, these wins will be accompanied by enormous sacrifices. The more weapons we get and the sooner they arrive in Ukraine, the more human lives would be saved, the more cities and villages would not be destructed and the will be no more “Buchas”. This is my message to the allies, it is very simple.” said Kuleba.

Also, Kuleba noted that there should be no difference between defensive and offensive weapons because any weapon used in Ukraine by the Ukrainian army against a foreign aggressor is defensive by definition.

At a meeting on Thursday, NATO foreign ministers will be discussing the further supplies of the armory, including heavy weapons, to Ukraine.

This was stated by Jens Stoltenberg, NATO Secretary-General, before the meeting, “European Pravda” reports.

“There is an urgent need to continue to support Ukraine. At our meeting with NATO foreign ministers later, I am confident that we will be discussing the need for more air defense systems, anti-tank weapons, light but also heavier weapons, and many other types of support for Ukraine,” Stoltenberg said.

He added that the allies are supplying weapons to ensure Ukraine`s right to self-defense.