NATO is planning military support for Ukraine worth €100 billion ($108 billion) over the next five years, multiple diplomats told dpa on Tuesday. Proposed by the alliance’s secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, the fund is to be debated at a NATO foreign ministers meeting on Wednesday. A final decision is expected at the alliance’s Washington summit in July. NATO is seeking new ways to support Ukraine against the full-scale Russian invasion, with Kiev warning of ammunition shortages hindering their defence. The €100 billion package also aims to spread the burden of support for Ukraine among the…