NATO's outgoing Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has warned Europe to brace for a potentially decade-long war in Ukraine, asserting that the more the West supports Ukraine, the quicker the conflict could end. He urged NATO allies to boost their commitments, especially as fears mount that U.S. aid could diminish if Donald Trump wins the upcoming presidential election. Stoltenberg emphasized that Putin is betting on outlasting Western resolve, but a clear and strong commitment to Ukraine is crucial for its survival as an independent state. As NATO strengthens its support with a new command unit in Germany, Hungarian Prime Minister Orban has doubled down on his efforts to convince each European leader to make peace.
The outgoing NATO secretary general has issued a warning, saying that Europe needs to be ready for ten years of conflict with Ukraine reports BBC.
According to Jens Stoltenberg, in an interview with the BBC, the "paradox" of the war in Ukraine is that a settlement...
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