The Ukraine-NATO Council on November 26 will discuss missile attacks, strengthening air defense systems, equipping Ukrainian brigades and mobilizing financial support, Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine, Minister of Justice Olha Stefanishyna said.

"We know exactly what to expect from NATO – this is a traditional concern. But for us, the Ukraine-NATO Council platform is a platform that allows us to promptly inform allies and receive operational information and their assessments of the situation, which allows us to form a comprehensive picture," Stefanishyna told reporters on Monday in Kyiv, answering a question about expectations from the Ukraine-NATO Council meeting. The Deputy Prime Minister said on November 26, missile attacks in general, strengthening the air defense capabilities of Ukraine, equipping Ukrainian brigades, as well as mobilizing financial support of at least $40 billion per year, which was guaranteed to Ukraine at the NATO Summit in Washington, will be discussed. As reported, the Ukraine-NATO Council will meet on November 26 in connection with Russia's first use of an experimental ballistic missile on Ukrainian territory.