HomeUkraineStoltenberg regrets delayed military aid to Ukraine. Former NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg admitted that his greatest regret was the late delivery of weapons to Ukraine, which he believes could have strengthened its defenses and possibly deterred Russia’s invasion.
Stoltenberg regrets delayed military aid to Ukraine. Former NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg admitted that his greatest regret was the late delivery of weapons to Ukraine, which he believes could have strengthened its defenses and possibly deterred Russia’s invasion.
October 5, 2024
Stoltenberg regrets delayed military aid to Ukraine. Former NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg admitted that his greatest regret was the late delivery of weapons to Ukraine, which he believes could have strengthened its defenses and possibly deterred Russia’s invasion.
by RoninSolutions
7 comments
You are right, but go to prison.!!!
In Argentina we use this expression to refer about the fact of the arguments are valid, but the consequences are irreversible.
We will not returns lives lost.
Alas I don’t think that was ever in his direct control, really.
Evil wins when good people do nothing.🤐
Yes.
Given how Russia is doubling or even tripling down and continues to this day to fund disinformation campaigns I’m not sure anything would deter them short of NATO on the contact lines. Delays in aid, however, have for sure held Ukraine back in pushing them back.
Oh?
/s
It is hugely embarrassing, that Europe ignored the war for eight years and spent the next two dragging their feet. Some are more interested in defending russia, than defending Ukraine.
Lots of vitue signaling, but no decisiveness. There are European leaders, who hate standing next to Zelenskyy, because they are mere bookkeepers and cowards.
7 comments
You are right, but go to prison.!!!
In Argentina we use this expression to refer about the fact of the arguments are valid, but the consequences are irreversible.
We will not returns lives lost.
Alas I don’t think that was ever in his direct control, really.
Evil wins when good people do nothing.🤐
Yes.
Given how Russia is doubling or even tripling down and continues to this day to fund disinformation campaigns I’m not sure anything would deter them short of NATO on the contact lines. Delays in aid, however, have for sure held Ukraine back in pushing them back.
Oh?
/s
It is hugely embarrassing, that Europe ignored the war for eight years and spent the next two dragging their feet. Some are more interested in defending russia, than defending Ukraine.
Lots of vitue signaling, but no decisiveness. There are European leaders, who hate standing next to Zelenskyy, because they are mere bookkeepers and cowards.