> Spain will join the Group of Seven’s (G7) long-term security commitments for Ukraine to help repel Russian aggression, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on July 12 upon the conclusion of the Vilnius summit.
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> G7 will focus on providing modern military equipment on land, in the air, and at sea, training, intelligence sharing, developing resistance to cyber and hybrid threats, supporting Ukraine’s defense industrial base, and interoperability between Ukrainian and NATO forces.
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> The group further pledged to support Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction efforts and to provide technical and financial support to address urgent needs arising from the war and to help implementation of governance reforms.
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> According to President Volodymyr Zelensky, this declaration ensures security guarantees for Ukraine until it becomes a member of NATO.
Fuck yeah Spain!
I support those guarantees.
Right now, Mr. Sánchez is, a care taker President of the Government. He is campaigning for reelection. In Spain, the President of the Government has the power to run an early General Election, and he has used that power. The election he has called will be on the 23rd of July, ten days from today. At the current time, the Spanish parliament is dissolved and cannot oversee the actions of the executive.
It is kind of a scummy move on his side to enter Spain into international commitments right now. I am assuming he can – but I am not convinced.
Providing those guarantees is the right thing to do. But it needs to be done the right way, and this isn’t it.
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> Spain will join the Group of Seven’s (G7) long-term security commitments for Ukraine to help repel Russian aggression, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on July 12 upon the conclusion of the Vilnius summit.
>
> …
>
> G7 will focus on providing modern military equipment on land, in the air, and at sea, training, intelligence sharing, developing resistance to cyber and hybrid threats, supporting Ukraine’s defense industrial base, and interoperability between Ukrainian and NATO forces.
>
> The group further pledged to support Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction efforts and to provide technical and financial support to address urgent needs arising from the war and to help implementation of governance reforms.
>
> According to President Volodymyr Zelensky, this declaration ensures security guarantees for Ukraine until it becomes a member of NATO.
Fuck yeah Spain!
I support those guarantees.
Right now, Mr. Sánchez is, a care taker President of the Government. He is campaigning for reelection. In Spain, the President of the Government has the power to run an early General Election, and he has used that power. The election he has called will be on the 23rd of July, ten days from today. At the current time, the Spanish parliament is dissolved and cannot oversee the actions of the executive.
It is kind of a scummy move on his side to enter Spain into international commitments right now. I am assuming he can – but I am not convinced.
Providing those guarantees is the right thing to do. But it needs to be done the right way, and this isn’t it.
Also, Sánchez, ¡Que te vote txapote!
edited: too many “right now”s.