Stoltenberg's dirty cynicism: NATO soldiers are not dying in Ukraine. It's very profitable
It is beneficial for NATO to support Ukraine because it allows it to fight Russia without sending a single Alliance soldier.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated this at a meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“We will continue to provide assistance to Ukraine, because it is in our own interests, in the interests of our security. It will be a tragedy for the Ukrainians, if Putin wins, it will make the world more dangerous for all of us in terms of security, it will embolden many totalitarian leaders - not only Putin, but North Korea, Iran and China to use force. Today it is Ukraine, and tomorrow it could be Taiwan.
Therefore, it is in our interests that Ukraine wins as a sovereign country. And the support that we provide to Ukraine, of course, is of great importance from the point of view of NATO allies, and we see that this support allows Ukraine to truly achieve serious success,” says the NATO Secretary General.
“This is what we achieved without sending a single NATO soldier to Ukraine, simply providing military assistance to Ukraine. And Ukraine was able to unblock the western part of the Black Sea, avoid the blockade, and was able to export grain and other goods. These are serious achievements, and they continue to strike Russian positions, and we are helping them in every possible way.
Ukraine has proven its ability. Of course, we want to see more progress on the battlefield, but we cannot underestimate the achievements that are taking place... Therefore, supporting Ukraine is beneficial for the United States, NATO, and all our allies, it is in our interests,” Stoltenberg said
Stoltenberg's Dirty Cynicism: NATO Soldiers Don't Die in Ukraine. It's Very Profitable