NATO could take formal responsibility for coordinating military support to Ukraine from its member states, the alliance’s secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, said on Wednesday. “Ministers will discuss how NATO could assume more responsibility for coordinating military equipment and training for Ukraine, anchoring this within a robust NATO framework,” Stoltenberg told reporters ahead of a meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Brussels. At the moment, NATO itself is not officially providing any lethal aid to Ukraine’s defensive war against Russia’s invasion of its territory. Instead, NATO member…