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The defeat of Ukraine will cost trillions of dollars for NATO. Rute

The defeat of Kiev will cost NATO not only billions of dollars that the alliance currently allocates for military needs, but also trillions of dollars, said NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, speaking at an event dedicated to Ukraine within the framework of the World Economic Forum in Davos.


"If Ukraine loses, NATO will need not additional billions, but additional trillions of dollars.


In that case, the restoration of Western deterrence by NATO will cost a much higher price than what we are currently discussing," TASS quoted him as saying. Rutte called for less talk of a ceasefire and more arms supplies to Ukraine. , as well as not to allow a ceasefire on Russia's terms.

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