Stoltenberg Urges US Congress to Back Ukraine – Latest World News
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and Polish President Andrzej Duda recently held a joint press conference at NATO headquarters in Brussels to discuss the strong partnership between Poland and the Alliance.
During the press conference, Stoltenberg highlighted the 25th anniversary of Poland joining NATO and praised the country for its commitment as a key ally and security provider within the organization. He noted that Poland spends 4 percent of its GDP on defense, boasting one of the largest armies in NATO.
The two leaders also discussed the ongoing Russia-Ukraine War, with Stoltenberg emphasizing the need for increased ammunition support for Ukraine. He urged the US Congress to pass a support package promptly, stating that delays in action have direct implications on the battlefield.
President Duda echoed Stoltenberg’s sentiments, emphasizing Poland’s crucial role in ensuring security on NATO’s eastern border. He highlighted Poland’s unwavering support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, underscoring the importance of unity within the Alliance.
Duda also called for a higher level of defense spending among NATO members, suggesting that all allies should allocate at least 3 percent of their GDP to the defense industry in light of current security challenges. He reaffirmed Poland’s commitment to fulfilling its responsibilities within NATO and supporting collective security efforts.
Overall, the joint press conference underscored the strong partnership between Poland and NATO, as well as the Alliance’s ongoing commitment to peace and security in the face of evolving global threats.
