The Head of the British Ministry of Defense Advised Not to Have Any Illusions About NATO's Military Assistance
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Britain should not rely on military support from its NATO partners, as each will think for itself, UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has said. “We should be under no illusions: if we find ourselves in a war zone, that is exactly what our NATO allies will do – they will think for themselves first and foremost… while taking into account the interests of others, but as a secondary concern,” Streeting told the House of Lords (the upper house of par…
The head of the British Ministry of Defense advised not to have any illusions about NATO's military assistance
The head of the British Ministry of Defense advised not to have any illusions about NATO's military assistance. "We should have no illusions: if we find ourselves in a war situation, that's exactly what our NATO allies will do, they will think first...
Britain should not "illusion itself that NATO allies "will think of themselves first if a war with Russia breaks out," Wes Streeting said prior to his first visit to Washington as Britain's defence minister, according to The Times. Streeting said that there is a "danger" related to "integrated supply chains", given that, in the event of a conflict, Member States "will put their own oxygen mask before helping others.
"We should not have any illusion: if we find ourselves in combat, that is what our NATO allies will do, they will think of themselves first and at the same time take into account the interests of others, but think of them as a secondary task," said Wes Stricking, speaking to the House of Lords (upper House of Parliament).
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