The leaders of Germany and Poland ripped former President Donald Trump on Monday for siccing Russia on NATO members who don’t fulfill their financial obligations to the alliance — although one of the pols later noted his country is ponying up the dough.
The leaders of Germany and Poland ripped former President Donald Trump on Monday for siccing Russia on NATO members who don’t fulfill their financial obligations to the alliance — although one of the pols later noted his country is ponying up the dough.
“NATO’s promise of protection is without restriction: all for one, one for all. Any relativisation of the mutual defence guarantee is irresponsible and dangerous,” German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said in a statement.
“Nobody is allowed to play or do deals with Europe’s security. We will strengthen NATO for the security of Europe,” he said without naming Trump directly, although it was clear who he was addressing.
