Проблемы мира
Apr. 3rd, 2024 08:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
arbekaПроблемы мира, империализма
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For more than two years, Russia hasn’t just been waging an unjustified and illegal war of aggression against Ukraine, but Russian President Vladimir Putin has also been making clear, time and again, turning his back on decades of approaches for cooperation, that his imperial ambition reaches far beyond Ukraine — that what he’s attacking is the European peace order itself.
Hence, while celebrating NATO’s anniversary, we must not turn complacent. Rather, we must live up to the fact that this moment may define the future our children will live in.
Over the past two years, Europe and North America have stood united and steadfast against Russian aggression. Together, we supported Ukraine’s self-defense with over €200 billion in assistance, with the EU and its member countries providing roughly two-thirds of the overall assistance approved for Kyiv so far.
Our support will continue for as long as it takes, and as intensively as needed.
We are supporting Ukraine to defend our freedom and security — but we are also investing in our own strength in Europe. We should make no mistake: Today, Ukraine is under attack — tomorrow, it may be some other part of Europe. And Russia will not cease its aggressive and imperialist politics for the foreseeable future.
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For more than two years, Russia hasn’t just been waging an unjustified and illegal war of aggression against Ukraine, but Russian President Vladimir Putin has also been making clear, time and again, turning his back on decades of approaches for cooperation, that his imperial ambition reaches far beyond Ukraine — that what he’s attacking is the European peace order itself.
Hence, while celebrating NATO’s anniversary, we must not turn complacent. Rather, we must live up to the fact that this moment may define the future our children will live in.
Over the past two years, Europe and North America have stood united and steadfast against Russian aggression. Together, we supported Ukraine’s self-defense with over €200 billion in assistance, with the EU and its member countries providing roughly two-thirds of the overall assistance approved for Kyiv so far.
Our support will continue for as long as it takes, and as intensively as needed.
We are supporting Ukraine to defend our freedom and security — but we are also investing in our own strength in Europe. We should make no mistake: Today, Ukraine is under attack — tomorrow, it may be some other part of Europe. And Russia will not cease its aggressive and imperialist politics for the foreseeable future.
