NATO urges strong Ukraine support; Britain backs covert tactics, long-range strikes target Russian industry to pressure Putin into talks.

Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. What did the NATO Secretary General say about ending the war in Ukraine?
2. Did he mention anything specific about targeting Russian industrial capacity?
3. How does Britain’s role factor into the strategy of keeping Ukraine “in the fight”?

Scott Ritter:

1. The NATO Secretary General emphasized that bringing Putin to the negotiating table requires serious intent from Russia and sustained support for Ukraine.
2. Yes, there was an implied strategy of targeting Russian industrial capacity with long-range strikes, especially supported by Britain and Germany.
3. Britain is seen as pushing an asymmetrical approach, using covert actions and psychological pressure to weaken Russian resolve without direct large-scale combat.

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