NATO Chief Says ‘Not Too Late For Ukraine’ To Beat Russia

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg stated Thursday it was “not too late for Ukraine to prevail” towards Russia so long as its allies fulfil guarantees to ship extra weapons.

“In current months, NATO allies haven’t supplied the assist we’ve promised,” he stated in a speech on a go to to Berlin.

“However it’s not too late for Ukraine to prevail, as a result of extra assist is on the best way.”

Ukraine has suffered setbacks on the battlefield towards Russia’s forces attributable to ammunition and weapons shortages.

However Stoltenberg famous that the US Congress had lastly authorized a invoice to supply billions of {dollars} in assist for Ukraine, and different international locations together with Britain, Germany and the Netherlands had made new pledges.

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“It’s now our duty to show these commitments into actual deliveries of weapons and ammunition — and to take action rapidly,” he stated.

Stoltenberg additionally took a swipe at China, accusing Beijing of “propping up Russia’s warfare economic system” by sharing high-end know-how that can be utilized to supply missiles, tanks, and plane.

“China says it needs good relations with the West. On the similar time, Beijing continues to gas the most important armed battle in Europe since World Battle Two,” he stated, warning that “they can’t have it each methods”.

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Berlin and Beijing have historically loved shut financial ties, with German corporations investing large sums in China and exporting items in large portions to the world’s quantity two economic system.

However after the vitality shock attributable to the Ukraine warfare hit Germany’s essential producers significantly exhausting, strain has been rising on German companies to scale back their dependence on authoritarian China.

On a go to to China final week, Chancellor Olaf Scholz confused nonetheless that Germany didn’t need to “de-couple” from China, quite it was in search of to scale back “one-sided dependencies”.

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