Many NATO Members 'Not Spending Enough' to Support Ukraine: NATO Chief
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NATO Demands More Ukraine Funds as Kyiv Targets Russian Oil Hubs
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte and Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson have criticized the uneven distribution of financial and military support for Ukraine among NATO members. Speaking on Thursday, May 21st ahead of a NATO meeting, Rutte praised a limited group of countries—including Canada, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden—for leading the effort, while noting that many others are not contributing enough. Kristersson, who …
After Donald Trump demands that the NATO Member States spend 5% of each country's GDP on defence and security, this time it is the alliance, by the voice of his secretary-general, Mark Rutte, who makes one more financial requirement: each ally must channel 0.25% of GDP to help Ukraine. The account is therefore already at 5.25% of GDP, at a time when Ukraine assumes itself as one of the main arms producing and exporting countries – in particular …
Many NATO countries do not devote enough financial resources to support Ukraine, said NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Thursday 21 May, who wants a debate on support...
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