War/ Stoltenberg gives good news to Ukraine, here is the decision that NATO has made regarding Russia

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg pledged continued support for Ukraine, but also noted that the alliance would remain cautious to avoid a wider war with Russia, foreign media reported.

"NATO is not a party to the conflict. We will not back down in Putin's war," Stoltenberg said in a joint press conference with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, after their meeting in Berlin.

The NATO Secretary General accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of deliberately bombing Ukraine's civilian and energy infrastructure to freeze and force Ukrainians into submission.

"Putin is using winter as a weapon. And we can't let him win. At this critical moment, our continued support for Ukraine is more important than ever," he said.

Stoltenberg thanked the German government for the financial and military support for Ukraine.

"Germany is among the allies that provides the most military, financial and humanitarian aid to Ukraine. "Military equipment provided by Germany protects Ukrainian homes, schools and hospitals from Russian missile attacks," he said.