The initiative to convince NATO arms companies to increase productivity to meet Ukraine’s needs for at least two years was taken by British Foreign Secretary David Cameron within the framework of the Foreign Ministers’ Summit. of NATO, the Telegraph newspaper reported on November 30.
As journalists learned, Cameron said during a closed-door meeting that NATO countries must use their economic power to increase weapons production. The objective of the alliance countries, according to Cameron, is “they last longer than Russia”.
According to Cameron, arms companies need to sign more agreements.
Let us remember that on November 29, the first meeting of the Ukraine-NATO Council at the level of foreign ministers was held in Brussels.
Previously, the Russian Federation sent a note to NATO countries regarding the supply of weapons to Ukraine. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called any shipment containing weapons to Ukraine a legitimate target for Russia.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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