NATO continues to support Ukraine’s right to defense

NATO representative continues to insist that Ukraine has complete right to counterattack its Russian targets

«We must not forget that this is a war of aggression. “Russia has invaded Ukraine, flagrantly violating International Law.”mentioned Jens Stoltenberg in a new interview published in the media The vanguard.

The boss of the I’LL TAKE remains firm in its position that if the Russian Army has «Total freedom to amass troops and to attack from their territory but the Ukrainians cannot respond, it is very difficult to exercise self-defense». he complied. He also thanked the contribution of one billion in weapons to Kiev by Spain announced by the president of the Government, Pedro Sanchezthis recent Monday following the visit of Zelensky al Spanish country.

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So far the leaders who have supported Ukraine’s counterattack against the Kremlin have been: The president, Emmanuel Macron,(France), who said this Tuesday that “Urania should be able to neutralize Russian attacks”In response to those words, the president reaffirms which side of the war. Another who spoke out was the Minister of Canadian Foreign Affairs, Melanie Joly, stating that Ukraine can use the weapons it receives from Canada for the Russian counterattack. The minister British Foreign Ministry, David Cameronstated earlier this month that “Just as Russia attacks Ukraine on its own territory, one can perfectly understand why Ukraine feels the need to defend itself, even with attacks directed against Russian territory.”

USA has maintained its same negative stance regarding the counterattack against Russia, although the secretary of state, Antony Blinken, hinted that that opinion could change. But I don’t guarantee anything specific.

The ministers of NATO Foreign Relations they met in Prague yesterday, Thursday, May 29, given the main needs that have been occurring, and that all of kyiv’s allies lift the restrictions that prevent the use of Western weapons to attack inside Russia. The two-day meeting in the Czech capital aims to focus on efforts to craft a new support package for Ukraine at the NATO summit in Washington next July.

Ukraine has been pressuring its allies to defend its territories for weeks, mainly the United States, to allow it to use longer-range weapons to destroy Russian targets.

It’s just the United States and Germany who still refuse to allow the attack on kyiv for fear that it will bring them closer to direct conflict with Moscow and unleash a world war.