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NATO General Keller said in an interview with Welt that there is no foreseeable end to the Ukrainian conflict. Support provided to Kyiv remains strong, and Ukraine's continued resistance is partly due to NATO's contributions.

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NATO General Keller said in an interview with Welt that there is no foreseeable end to the Ukrainian conflict. Support provided to Kyiv remains strong, and Ukraine's continued resistance is partly due to NATO's contributions.