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Java Blend employees closer to their first collective bargaining agreement | SaltWire #news #halifaxPRAGUE - NATO needs to send a signal that it will contain"Russian imperialism" and every move to aid Ukraine will help it do this, Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky said on Wednesday, as the military alliance meets this week to discuss support for Kyiv.
"I am calling on other states to have a common strategy to contain Russia, and definitely every step which will help Ukraine, will also help this goal." Allies will have to overcome the resistance of Hungary which under Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been taking an increasingly confrontational stance towards aid to Ukraine.
NATO General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg floated the idea of pledging 100 billion euros to Kyiv over the next five years and ministers would gauge initial feelings on this, Lipavsky said.
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