A NATO representative discussed what the Alliance can learn from Ukraine.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) can learn many lessons from the Russia-Ukraine war, particularly in the field of technology.

This was stated by NATO's senior representative for Ukraine, Patrick Turner, during the Kyiv Security Forum. According to him, one of the areas is the development and use of all types of unmanned aerial vehicles, both short-range and long-range, as well as electronic warfare.

The main challenge today lies in the speed of innovation, which is an extraordinary demand, Turner noted.

Turner also reminded about the opening of a joint Ukraine-NATO center in Poland aimed at gaining both military and non-military experience.

As a reminder, on Friday, February 21, at 17:00, a special event dedicated to the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine began at the Kyiv Security Forum. In addition to Patrick Turner, the event featured former Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk, EU Ambassador to Ukraine Katarina Mathernova, and Canadian Ambassador to Ukraine Natalia Tymoць.

As reported by "Telegraph" earlier, during a meeting in Saudi Arabia, Russia demanded that the U.S. withdraw troops from Eastern Europe.