The Latvian Prime Minister's Proposal Before the EU Leaders Meet with Zelenski: "One Less Beer per Year for Each European
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The Prime Minister of Latvia, Andris Kulbergs, suggested on Thursday that every European should consume less beer a year and that the money thus saved should be used to help defend Ukraine against Russia, informs EFE and Agerpres. "A less beer a year for every European (...). That beer simply implies...
Latvia's head of government, Andris Culbergs, called on Europeans to help Ukraine more actively by comparing the cost of such support with the price of one glass of beer a year. "The support of Ukraine is money. It's one glass of beer a year or less for one European, we can afford it. <...> We'll drink less and their lives will be safe. It's simple," said Kullbergs upon arrival at the EU summit, gave TASS. The Prime Minister also noted that Euro…
Beer aside, money for Kiev: Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs urged Europeans to give up one glass of beer a year for the sake of helping Ukraine
Beer aside, money for Kiev: Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs called on Europeans to give up one glass of beer a year for the sake of helping Ukraine. "We should think a little less about our own comfort, a little less about ourselves. That's...
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs suggested on Thursday that every European should consume less beer a year and that the money thus saved be used to help defend Ukraine against...
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs suggested on Thursday that every European should consume less beer a year and that the money thus saved should be used to help defend Ukraine against Russia, EFE informs.
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs has urged Europeans to give up just one beer a year and use the money they save to support Ukraine in its war with Russia. The statement was made in Brussels, in the context of the meeting of European Union leaders, where aid to Kiev and the future European budget are on the agenda. The Latvian official argues that a minor financial sacrifice for EU citizens could help save lives in Ukraine.
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