What was said in Ankara is not just statements, but concrete military, political, defense, industrial and economic decisions that were planned in an unusually short time frame for the work of international organizations - Russia wanted a disintegrated, weakened Europe and the Euro-Atlantic space and got a much more cohesive one, - the leader of Droa, convicted Elene Khoshtaria writes in a letter sent from the clinic regarding the NATO summit.

As Khoshtaria writes, Russia's strategic failure continues and a new architecture of European security and the importance of regional players are emerging, where the clear leader is Ukraine.

“1. NATO managed to take a direction in the crisis not on division or fragmentation, but on very specific, future-oriented actions, which further strengthens this organization. The crisis gave impetus to the transition to action.

What was said in Ankara are not just statements, but concrete military, political, defense, industrial and economic decisions, which are planned in an unusually short time for the work of international organizations. Their preventive power is already working. Accordingly, today NATO is much stronger in practical terms.

A new architecture of European security is emerging. The crisis has given rise to new contours. This is the importance of regional players, and here the clear leader is, of course, Ukraine, but the role of Turkey is also very important. Both Ukraine and Turkey, in terms of maintaining our security and peace, are becoming a great bulwark in the Black Sea, in the wider region and in Europe as a whole.

Zelensky sat with Trump as an equal partner. The progress of relations between them was clearly noticeable in all respects, both at the level of attitude and in terms of decision-making. Zelensky specifically took the task of obtaining a license (defensive patriots) set long ago from this summit.

To summarize, Russia wanted a disintegrated, weakened Europe and the Euro-Atlantic space and got a much more cohesive one. Russia wanted a confused Europe, and got a much more action-oriented one. Russia wanted to take Kyiv in 3 days, today we see, including with the help of NATO member states, that the war has moved to Russian territory. Russia wanted to manipulate partners, including Turkey, and here too nothing worked. Turkey remains the axis of Euro-Atlantic security. Russia wanted a conflict between America and Europe, and in return it got a stronger transatlantic unity,” Khoshtaria writes.