During a recent NATO-Ukraine Council meeting, NATO allies reaffirmed their commitment to bolster Ukraine's defenses amidst ongoing Russian assaults. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg emphasized the importance of increasing military aid to ensure Ukraine can maintain its defenses against Russian aggression. The meeting addressed recent heavy airstrikes by Russia and highlighted Ukraine's success in intercepting missiles, which has saved numerous lives. Allies discussed the necessity for enhanced supply and support, with potential suggestions to lift restrictions on Western weapon use against Russia. Since the start of the invasion, NATO has significantly increased its support, including a commitment of at least 40 billion euros in security assistance. The NATO-Ukraine Council, formed to facilitate closer cooperation, serves as a critical platform for joint decision-making and military assistance to Ukraine.