In Washington: The anti-Putin summit is about to begin
Chancellor Olaf Scholz arrives in Washington with his wife Britta Ernst The heads of government of the anti-Putin alliance have landed in Washington. Mainly on the agenda of the three-day NATO summit: support for Ukraine in its defensive struggle against the Russian aggressor. After the most serious air attack on Kiev by Kremlin henchmen this year, Ukraine is hoping for more international support. "We continue to work to protect our cities and communities from Russian terror ," wrote Volodymyr Zelensky on "X". The Ukrainian president arrived in Washington with high expectations. He is hoping for a clearer accession perspective for his country and stronger military support in the war against Russia. In particular, Kiev is expecting new commitments in air defense systems. NATO is celebrating its 75th anniversary at the three-day meeting. One thing is clear: the alliance, which has grown to 32 allies, is facing serious challenges. Above all, it needs guarantees fo...