NATO defense meeting tees up operations decisions for Warsaw

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BRUSSELS — NATO wrapped up it’s two-day defense ministerial on Wednesday and set up some final decisions on future operations to be made at next month’s Warsaw Summit.

Topics discussed at the meetings in Brussels ranged from how to better prepare Ukraine to counter Russian aggression, to increasing defense spending by NATO members, to making good on the promise of spending 2 percent of gross domestic product, to how cyberoperations would be handled by the alliance going forward.

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