NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg warns that if Putin is not stopped from occupying Ukraine, he may invade other countries, emphasizing the high spending on the conflict as an investment in the alliance’s future security.
Stoltenberg stresses the importance of NATO nations funding Ukraine’s armed forces as an investment.
Ukrainian President Zelensky also warns of the consequences of not supporting Ukraine. (Trending: Democrat Excludes White People From Holiday Party In Controversial Email)
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Vladimir Putin vows there will be no peace in Ukraine until he achieves his aims.
Slovakia’s Prime Minister Fico has ended military aid to Ukraine and is skeptical about letting Ukraine join NATO.
Despite the differences, Stoltenberg attempted to reconcile with Fico.
“If Putin wins in Ukraine, there is real risk that his aggression will not end there. Our support is not charity. It is an investment in our security,” Stoltenberg said.
“People in Europe won’t see any benefit if Moscow receives a pass from Brussels in the form of negativity towards Ukraine,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
“Putin will surely use this against you personally, and against all of Europe. Don’t give him this first – and only – victory of the year.”
“The enemy has declared a big counteroffensive, but he hasn´t achieved anything anywhere… I believe it’s stupid and irresponsible on behalf of the country’s political leadership, but it’s their business,” Putin said.
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