VILNIUS, July 12 (Xinhua) -- The two-day Vilnius Summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) concluded here on Wednesday amid divisions among members and criticism from the international community.
During the summit, Türkiye green-lighted Sweden's accession to the military bloc, and NATO adopted its "most comprehensive defense plan since the end of the Cold War," while pledging to provide more long-term support to Ukraine. Though a regional alliance between Europe and North America, NATO once again invited some leaders from the Asia-Pacific region to attend the summit.
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