NATO leaders on Wednesday pledged at their summit in Washington to give Ukraine at least 40 billion euros ($43 billion) in military aid “within the next year” to help it fight against Russia, Report informs via AFP.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez strongly criticized Western nations for their perceived “double standards” regarding the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine during his speech at the NATO summit.
Sanchez pointed out the discrepancy in the level of international support and media coverage given to Ukraine compared to Gaza. He argued that while the West has shown unwavering solidarity and support for Ukraine amidst its conflict with Russia, the same level of concern and action has not been extended to the Palestinian territories suffering from ongoing hostilities.
“If we are telling our people that we are supporting Ukraine because we are defending the international law, this is the same to what we have to do towards Gaza,” Sanchez said at NATO’s 75th anniversary summit in Washington, DC, on Wednesday.
The Prime Minister’s comments come at a time of heightened tensions in Gaza, with recent escalations leading to significant casualties and humanitarian concerns.
Sanchez’s remarks highlight a growing call within international circles for more balanced and equitable responses to global conflicts.
Sanchez’s address at the summit has sparked a broader debate on the West’s foreign policy priorities and the need for a more uniform approach to international conflicts. His candid criticism underscores the importance of re-evaluating how global powers respond to crises in different regions.
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NPR News: 07-11-2024 1AM EDT
NATO has pledged an additional $ 43 billion in military aid to Ukraine, reinforcing its commitment to supporting the country amid ongoing conflict.
The announcement was made during the recent NATO summit, where member states underscored their unified stance against aggression and their determination to bolster Ukraine’s defense capabilities.
This new package includes advanced weaponry, training programs, and logistical support, aimed at enhancing Ukraine’s resilience and operational effectiveness.