BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO members will have to supply guarantees in order to have peace in Ukraine, said Lithuania foreign minister Gabrielius Landsbergis on Wednesday. "If we want to have peace in Ukraine, we will have to supply security guarantees. There is no cheaper way for security guarantees than NATO's article 5," he said.

Lithuania’s Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis stated that NATO members should provide security guarantees to achieve peace in Ukraine. The best way to do this is to invoke NATO's article 5, Reuters reports.

The West should give Ukraine more weapons now to strengthen its hand in possible peace talks, Nato ’s chief is urging. Mark Rutte issued the rallying cry for more military aid for Kyiv ahead of a meeting of the alliance’s foreign ministers in Brussels.