The prime ministers of the Baltic states called on NATO allies to increase aid to Ukraine

This is reported by DW.

“It is necessary to strengthen our support for Ukraine so that it can not only survive, but also be able to turn the situation in its favor before entering into negotiations,” Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrid Šimonite said on Friday, November 22. after a meeting with colleagues from Estonia and Latvia.

Earlier, The Washington Post newspaper, referring to the words of ten former and current diplomats of EU and NATO countries, reported that more and more European partners of Ukraine believe that the war can end only through negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow. However, they will foresee Ukraine’s loss of territories occupied by the Russian Federation.

As WP notes, the discussion of the topic of negotiations “became even more relevant” after the victory of Donald Trump in the US elections. He declared that he would quickly end the war, but did not explain exactly how. At the same time, Trump hinted that he might support an agreement that would allow Russia to keep some of the captured territories.

On November 14, the Bloomberg agency reported that European countries are calling on the administration of US President Joe Biden to increase support for Ukraine in order to strengthen Kyiv’s position as much as possible before the newly elected President Donald Trump comes to power.