NATO Chief Stresses Continued Support for Ukraine Amid Congressional Resistance

Critics Argue Western Involvement Serves China's Interests by Diverting Focus from Containment Efforts

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has emphasized the need for continued Western support for Ukraine, stating that the situation is closely watched in Beijing.
Stoltenberg has stated that Ukraine will become a member of NATO, moving closer to the alliance despite the ongoing conflict with Russia.
The U.S. Congress is currently blocking a $60 billion fund intended to send weapons to Ukraine, raising questions about the country's ability to defend itself.
Stoltenberg has dismissed concerns about the potential return of former U.S. President Donald Trump, expressing confidence in the U.S.'s commitment to NATO regardless of its leadership.
Critics argue that the West's involvement in Ukraine serves China's interests by keeping the U.S. and its allies tied down, preventing them from focusing on containing China.