TE24 International Desk:
MADRID – President Joe Biden said Thursday (June 30th) that the United States would give Ukraine another US (1.1 billion as weapons and military guide, praising the courage of Ukrainians since the Russian invasion in February.
Speaking after NATO’s highest point after seeing similar agreements in Finland and Sweden, Biden said the United States and its NATO partners had joined forces to confront Russian President Vladimir Putin.
“I don’t have the most vague idea of how this will end, but it will not end with Russia defeating Ukraine,” Biden told a news conference. “Ukraine has previously conducted a serious disaster for Russia.”
Biden, who gave the impression of preparing partners for a long struggle in Ukraine despite a possible victory march, added: “We will hold on to Ukraine as long as it takes.” He refuses to give more subtlety.
More than 6. 6.1 billion in additional weapons previously reported by the United States will be on top of the upcoming conventional announcement since Russian forces withdrew from Ukraine on February 24 and waged a full-downsize war in Europe.
The design of the new guide, when NATO recovers on the balance of the Cold War with a huge force, the Ukrainians use howitzers to restore the necessary station on Snake Island.
Biden had previously vowed to send more American troops, warplanes and warships to Europe as NATO agreed to strengthen its barriers, keeping 300,000 troops fully guarded from the center the following year.
“The United States is doing exactly what I said we would do on the assumption that Russia has invaded, upgrading our power pose in Europe,” Biden said. “The United States is uniting the world to stay with Ukraine.”
Russian revenge
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said London would pay Ukraine a further পা 1 billion (S $ 1.7 billion) as a military guide, while his French partner Emmanuel Macron said France would supply six more Caesar weapons long ago.
England’s pledge includes air protection structures and new electronic fighting gear, with more than 3 2.3 billion in aid taken since Moscow’s intrusion, with the British government saying it was second only to US aid.
Johnson said Putin did not appear ready to release or sort out the details of a compromise bargain.
“There doesn’t seem to be anything to discuss. Since it’s not just that the Ukrainian public would find it undeniably challenging to make an arrangement, Putin isn’t proposing any,” Johnson told a news conference.
In the biggest change in European security in many years, Finland and Sweden will sign a conventional campaign convention to join NATO next Tuesday, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said, although they may need parliamentary approval for 30 people. Years
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, however, said at a news conference at the end of the summit that the Nordic countries should initially keep their promise to lift Turkey’s refusal to accept their NATO membership proposal.
Erdogan said Sweden had promised to remove 73 people he described as “mental militants.”
“First of all Sweden and Finland should fulfill their obligations and they are in the text … Yet, given the opportunity they do not, it is clearly impossible to send the confirmation from our parliament,” Erdogan said.
Putin said on Wednesday that Russia would respond, assuming NATO would send troops or bases to Finland or Sweden.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaza Kallas says the West must be prepared, especially for possible attacks on Finnish, Swedish and NATO PCs. “Of course, we need to anticipate some kind of push from Putin, yet I question whether he is going straight behind Sweden or Finland,” he said.
Fight in all flanks
Although NATO’s response to Russia’s conflict in Ukraine has been overshadowed by a three-day high, Spain has encouraged its partners to consider a larger task for the North African and Sahel Union.
NATO was created in 1949 to guard against the Soviet Union.
Western powers are concerned about the spike in wickedness in Mali, where the country’s decision is backed by the military junta, backed by Wagner’s group of Russian secret military project operatives, fighting an Islamist insurgency that has spread to neighboring countries known as Sahel in African districts.
France, whose strategic vision has been centered south of NATO for some time, said in February that it would withdraw 2,400 troops after relations with the junta deteriorated.
Encouraged by Spain, with the help of Italy, NATO’s new, 10-year AC report, mentions “necessary concepts” of mental oppression and movement as elements of the screen and focuses on the south as another potential source of vibration.
The area is “the center of a global mentality,” said Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares
