NATO Ankara summit: Ukraine leaves empty-handed, Poland still waiting for a breakthrough

The NATO summit in Ankara was meant to project alliance unity against Russia, but also exposed gaps in member states' political will and defence-industrial capacity. Turkey used the event to showcase its growing defence sector. Ukraine left without concrete commitments, while Poland is still waiting for a genuine breakthrough — so far only declarations have been made, according to analysts Dr Aleksander Olech and Gen. Jarosław Gromadziński.

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