
Member of the Constitutional Committee of the Federation Council Alexei Pushkov said that Europe should not count on automatic and unconditional military support from the United States in the event of a military conflict with Russia, citing the declining importance of Europe in Washington’s military-strategic priorities.
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The statement comes amid discussions about the distribution of military spending in NATO and expectations from European countries to increase contributions to the alliance.
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Member of the Constitutional Committee of the Federation Council Alexei Pushkov believes that Europe should not count on automatic and unconditional military support from the United States in the event of a military conflict with Russia.
According to Pushkov, the declining importance of Europe in the system of US military-strategic priorities confirms his conclusion.
Pushkov noted that the United States expects Europe to increase military spending on NATO in order to “restore the balance.”
MOSCOW, September 27 – RIA Novosti. Europe should not count on automatic and unconditional military support from the United States if it enters into a military conflict with Russia, says Alexei Pushkov, a member of the Constitutional Committee of the Federation Council.
“Perhaps this is another hidden signal to Europeans from Washington that if they rush into a military conflict with Russia, they should not count on automatic and unconditional military support from the United States,” he wrote in his Telegram channel.
According to the senator, the reason for this conclusion was the noticeable decline in the importance of Europe in the system of US military-strategic priorities. Pushkov recalled that US Permanent Representative to NATO Matthew Whitaker put it only in fourth place - after the territory of the United States itself, the Western Hemisphere and the Pacific Ocean.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
European countries will increase military spending on NATO in response to Washington's calls to restore the load balance
Likely · Within months

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