June 20, 2025

• Currently, NATO comprises 32 member states.

• No NATO country is currently officially fighting in Ukraine, but some individual countries are preparing to become more militarily active

What is necessary for a “Yes”?

• At least one credible, publicly known military action in Ukraine, within the year 2025, which is consistently referred to as an “intervention” or “combat operation” by multiple media outlets.

Examples:

• Troops actively participate in combat operations in Ukraine.

• An official operation begins on Ukrainian soil (e.g., airstrikes, reconnaissance flights with a combat mission).

• There are public reports about an active military intervention.

• Reputable media report this as a “military intervention,” “combat deployment,” or “XY involvement in the war.”

• Sources such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, or UN reports.

What is a “No”?

• Arms deliveries, reconnaissance, or training in third countries

• Violations of the UN prohibition on the use of force that do not meet the criteria for a “Yes”

• Support through intelligence information and economic sanctions

• Non NATO Countries like North Korea