The NATO summit in The Hague, scheduled for June 24-25, will last only one day. According to some media outlets, this condensed schedule may be tied to President Donald Trump's preference for shorter meetings.

The agenda for the summit has already been published on the official NATO website.

The NATO summit has been tailored to Trump's preferences: key events will occur within 24 hours.

June 24 (Tuesday):

• 13:30 local time – a plenary session of the NATO Defense Industry Forum.
• 19:00 – a working dinner of the NATO-Ukraine Council at the foreign ministers' level.

June 25 (Wednesday):

• 10:30 – a meeting of the North Atlantic Council at the level of heads of state and government, which is the main event of the summit.
• 14:00 – a final press conference by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte summarizing the leaders' meeting outcomes.

Therefore, the main official activities for the leaders of NATO member countries will be concentrated within a single day, June 25.

Ukraine will not receive an invitation to NATO at the summit in The Hague

The Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys stated that Ukraine will not be invited to join NATO at the summit next week.

The White House press secretary Caroline Levitt officially confirmed that President Donald Trump will attend the NATO summit at the end of June in The Hague, Netherlands.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that Ukraine received an invitation to the NATO summit.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha will discuss with his colleagues from the Alliance what specific outcomes can be achieved for Ukraine from this summit.

Previously, it was reported that the President of Ukraine would not be invited to participate in the main discussions of the NATO summit in the Netherlands for the first time in three years.