Russia Ukraine conflict
NATO to hold meeting on Friday to discuss next steps after Ukraine invasion
NATO will convene a meeting of its 30 leaders on Friday to weigh its next steps after Russia began an invasion of Ukraine, diplomats said.
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It was not immediately clear who would be present and who would join virtually. Many EU leaders will already be in Brussels for a European Union summit but that will not include NATO allies United States, Canada and Turkey.
Ukraine is not a member of the alliance.
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