UK, France Reject NATO Plan to Increase Military Aid to Ukraine, Telegraph Reports
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Big Deal Falling Apart: NATO Allies Refuse Mandatory GDP-Based Funding for Kyiv
Domestic political turmoil and worsening economic conditions across Europe are increasingly preventing NATO's key members from expanding financial support for Ukraine ahead of the alliance's upcoming summit in Turkey. Britain and France Reject Additional Funding for Ukraine Ukraine's leading NATO allies have refused to support a binding directive that would require member states to allocate at least 0.25% of their GDP to the Kiev regime — a meas…
Britain, France and other NATO Member States blocked a plan according to which each Member State should have contributed 0.25% of its GDP to Ukraine's military aid, reported The Telegraph, citing a source from the Alliance...
NATO countries did not support the plan to help Ukraine proposed by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, writes The Telegraph. The plan provided that NATO members would commit to annually allocating at least 0.25% of GDP to help Ukraine.
It seems that many member states no longer want to spend any more on war.
Major European countries, including France and Britain, are refusing to provide Ukraine with 0.25 percent of their GDP in military aid, as NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte proposed last week at a meeting of alliance foreign ministers in Sweden, the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph reported on Sunday.
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