Live Updates: Day 2 of NATO Summit in Vilnius

Biden also said that Ukraine already has an equivalent of ATACMS missiles and mainly needs artillery at the moment.

“This issue [on Ukraine hosting foreign military] has not been raised by anyone, and we are not interested in this, and NATO countries [are not interested], in deploying some foreign forces while are not in NATO. In this case, our armed forces are enough, the question is the latest NATO standard weapons. And when we are in NATO, I'm sure they can be invited to provide security on the territory of other countries,” Zelensky said at a press conference after the NATO summit in Vilnius.

"There is no talk of the parliament considering the protocol in October after returning from vacation. However, many international agreements and laws have accumulated in the parliament, but we take into account the importance of this step. Our goal is to complete this task as soon as possible," Erdogan said after the NATO summit in Vilnius.

Kiev expects to sign security assurances for Ukraine at the NATO summit in Washington in 2024, which will be in effect until the country joins the alliance, Andriy Yermak, the head of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's office said on Wednesday.

The Dutch will vote in a general election this fall after Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s four-party ruling coalition resigned over a migration policy dispute last week. Rutte said he would quit politics after the polls.

"Today's members of the G7 are launching a joint declaration of support for Ukraine to make it clear that our support will last long into the future. This starts a process by which each of our nations and any other nation who wishes to participate will negotiate long-term bilateral security commitments with and to Ukraine," Biden said. "We're going to help Ukraine build a strong capable defense across land, air, and sea … which will deter against any and all threats."

On Tuesday, NATO's communique said that the alliance was studying the possibility of establishing a liaison office in Geneva to further strengthen engagement with the United Nations and other international organizations.

He recalled travelling 11 hours only to be immediately presented with a weapons wishlist. According to British media, he told Ukrainian officials: “We are not Amazon.”

NATO has given Ukraine no timeline for its accession to the bloc yet since the allies do not know when the conflict there will end, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said on Friday.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Volodymyr Zelensky have agreed that security arrangements will not be a substitute for Ukraine's membership in NATO, the prime minister's office said on Wednesday.

Funds for the supplies will be allocated from $30 million that Tokyo contributed to the NATO fund, the Japanese news agency said.

"Of course, the possible use of this type of ammunition changes the situation and, of course, forces Russia to take certain countermeasures," Peskov told a briefing.

"I just said that our relations are in no way directed and have never been directed against third countries or against any alliances ... These relations really bring peace, they bring stability in the region, they create prosperity for the peoples of the two countries," Peskov told reporters.

This is also fraught with very, very negative consequences in the medium, long term and even in the short term, the official said, adding that Moscow does not support providing security assurances to Ukraine and hopes that NATO will listen to its opponents for any security assurances to Kiev will make Europe a more dangerous place for years to come.