Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida agreed with NATO on Wednesday to expand cooperation under a new program and pledged in front of leaders of the military alliance that Tokyo is committed to reinforcing its support for Ukraine.As part of the pledge made at the NATO summit in Vilnius, Kishida said Japan will provide Ukraine with nonlethal equipment such as a system for detecting unmanned aircraft."We need to further strengthen the international community's cooperation to bring a just and lasting peace to Ukraine as soon as possible," Kishida said in a speech at a NATO session dedicated to…READ FULL ARTICLE
