# How do the decisions of the NATO summit in Ankara change the global security system?

A new episode of the program Yekunlaşdıraq ("Let's Sum Up") aired on Baku TV.

The segment addressed a number of pressing issues.

How are the decisions made at the NATO summit in Ankara, the alliance's long-term military strategy regarding Russia, and Europe's attempts to reduce its dependence on the United States reshaping the global security system?

How many years will the Russian-Ukrainian conflict drag on, given the planned multi-billion-dollar support for Ukraine, the production of Patriot missiles, and the implementation of artificial intelligence-based military systems?

How is the Drone Deal project, which Azerbaijan has also joined, transforming Ukraine from a recipient of military aid into a global exporter of technology and security?

Could the latest escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran, the exchange of strikes in the Strait of Hormuz area, and statements about a possible assassination attempt on Donald Trump spiral into a new major war in the Middle East?

How are the strike on a key logistics bridge in northern Iran, the pressure on China's and Russia's transport arteries, and the growing importance of the TRIPP and Zangezur corridor projects changing the geo-economic map of the region?