NATO announced major troop increases in Eastern Europe to deter Moscow and more military aid for Ukraine, on a day of several summits in Brussels.
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See below for a summary of developments on the day leaders met in Brussels. Watch our special TV coverage — including from Lviv in Ukraine — in the video player above.