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Ukraine will become a Nato member subject to reforms after the war, says secretary general

Ukraine will become a member of Nato subject to reforms after the war, the military alliance’s secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, has said, The Guardian reports.

Allies agree that Ukraine will become a member of Nato. At [the Nato-Ukraine] meeting, we will agree recommendations for Ukrainians … reforms, as we continue to support Kiev on this path to Nato membership.

However, all allies still agree that full membership remains impossible in the midst of war, even while ways to move Ukraine and Nato closer continue, he added.

This month Germany and the Netherlands pledged €10bn for Ukraine, he added. Romania added a F16 training centre for Ukrainian pilots. Allies including the US and Finland are sending more air defences and ammunition to protect Ukrainian cities from Russian attacks.

Stoltenberg also said that Sweden’s pending Nato membership “will make us all safer” and he called on Turkey and Hungary to complete its ratifications.

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Yellow Fog Code in the north and center of the Republic of Moldova
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Yellow Fog Code in the north and center of the Republic of Moldova

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Deadline to register for energy compensation
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Deadline to register for energy compensation

It is the last day that Moldovans can submit applications to benefit from energy compensation for November. Those who wish to receive this aid must register on the compensatii.gov.md platform.

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12 judges leave Balti Court of Appeal: resignation requests on the agenda of SCM
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