 That's because of concerns that, you know, if Donald Trump does win the next US election, he could pull support for Ukraine. But on the longer term front, the alliance has agreed to take a greater role from the US in coordinating training and weapon deliveries to Ukraine. And that's why they're going to set up a centralised command that will see hundreds of personnel from different NATO members stationed at a base in Germany and key hubs along the alliance's eastern flank.