He should destroy the myth about the lack of readiness of the Alliance for a long crisis.
Prime Minister of Great Britain Boris Johnson assessed results of the NATO summit held in Madrid. According to Sky News, he considers it very successful and one that has “exceeded all expectations” in terms of maintaining unity.
Johnson noted that NATO will support Ukraine as long as it is needed.
“The summit should destroy the myth that Western democracies allegedly lack the stability for a long crisis,” the media quoted the British prime minister as saying.
Johnson also positively assessed the fact that there is now an understanding between Turkey and Sweden and Finland regarding the entry of the latter two into the Alliance.
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Recall that in the final document of the NATO summit, Moscow is accused of trying to “establish spheres of influence and direct control over foreign territory through coercion, subversion, aggression and annexation”. The Russian Federation has once again become the main threat to the Alliance.
Read more about the results of the Madrid summit in Volodymyr Kravchenko's article “Why NATO does not give Ukraine weapons” on ZN.UA.
