Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrives in Ankara for a two-day NATO summit as allies—including the United States—gather to discuss security issues. Multiple reports say Zelensky’s agenda focuses on securing additional military support, particularly air defense systems and interceptor missiles, and on advancing cooperation related to drone procurement. One outlet reports that Zelensky plans to pursue new drone agreements alongside broader defense-industries cooperation. Another report adds that he is scheduled to hold nearly 20 bilateral meetings during the summit period and to attend the Defense Industries Forum. Zelensky also emphasizes strengthening longer-term security cooperation involving Ukraine, the European Union, and the US, including production licenses and agreements intended to expand Ukraine’s defense capabilities. The reports describe the trip as part of ongoing efforts to reinforce Ukraine’s air defenses amid the conflict, with Zelensky engaging NATO allies and defense stakeholders during the summit.