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From tents to tanks; a big year in Ukraine for NATO allies

FILE - Tanks uploaded on military truck platforms as a part of additional British troops and military equipment arrive at Estonia's NATO Battle Group base in Tapa, Estonia, Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. With Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appealing for help, NATO members ranging from Russia's neighbor Estonia in the north down to Bulgaria on the Black Sea coast triggered urgent consultations about their security. In the months that followed Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine’s supporters at NATO and other partners cautiously provided fuel, helmets, medical supplies and other non-lethal support. Then, after much handwringing, came artillery and air defense systems in the hope that these would not provoke President Vladimir Putin. (AP Photo/Sergei Stepanov, file)
FILE - Tanks uploaded on military truck platforms as a part of additional British troops and military equipment arrive at Estonia's NATO Battle Group base in Tapa, Estonia, Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. With Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appealing for help, NATO members ranging from Russia's neighbor Estonia in the north down to Bulgaria on the Black Sea coast triggered urgent consultations about their security. In the months that followed Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine’s supporters at NATO and other partners cautiously provided fuel, helmets, medical supplies and other non-lethal support. Then, after much handwringing, came artillery and air defense systems in the hope that these would not provoke President Vladimir Putin. (AP Photo/Sergei Stepanov, file)

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