Ukraine is expecting a visit from the NATO Military Committee in October \u2014 the first such visit in eight years. This was announced by Defence Minister Yevhen Khmara following his first official meeting with the Committee\u2019s Chairman, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone. The parties discussed the front line, air defence, long-range strikes and the development of robotic systems.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n Minister of Defence Yevhen Khmara<\/strong> reported on his first conversation in his new post with the Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone<\/strong>. Khmara thanked the admiral for his support for Ukraine at the level of the Alliance\u2019s senior military leadership.<\/p>\n According to the minister, Kavo Dragone has visited Ukraine three times and is personally familiar with the situation in the country. Ukraine is expecting a visit from the Military Committee in October NATO<\/a>. The last such visit took place eight years ago.<\/p>\n The Military Committee is NATO\u2019s highest military body and brings together the Chiefs of Defence of the Alliance\u2019s member states. Its Chairman serves as the chief military adviser to the NATO Secretary General and the North Atlantic Council.<\/p>\n During the conversation, Khmara briefed the admiral on the current the situation at the front<\/a> and outlined the areas on which Ukraine plans to focus its efforts. These include long-range strikes, flexible infantry tactics and the robotisation of the front line.<\/p>\n The final area involves the wider use of unmanned and ground-based robotic systems to carry out combat missions with less risk to military personnel. The parties paid particular attention to air defence.<\/p>\n\n
The NATO Military Committee is expected to visit Ukraine in October<\/h2>\n
Air defence, long-range strikes and the robotisation of the front line<\/h2>\n