Rep. Senator: NATO unity does not matter with Ukraine being 'destroyed'
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A Republican senator says the United States should be doing “so much more,” like the West, spearheaded by the US, has not done enough to ignite and flare up the situation.
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Senator Lindsay Graham, R-S.C
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham commented on US President Joe Biden's speech at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) HQs in Brussels.
Responding to Biden’s claim that NATO has “never been more united,” Sen. Lindsay Graham, R-S.C said, “With all due respect to President Biden: Unity in NATO does not matter while Ukraine is being destroyed.”
With all due respect to President Biden: Unity in NATO does not matter while Ukraine is being destroyed.
— Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) March 24, 2022
He added that the United States should be doing “so much more,” including providing anti-ship missiles and anti-aircraft defenses.
There is so much more that we should be doing:
— Lindsey Graham (@LindseyGrahamSC) March 24, 2022
▶️ Give Ukraine all of the anti-ship missiles that they need.
▶️ Provide them with a more sophisticated anti-aircraft capability.
▶️ Urge our NATO partners to stop buying any oil and gas from Russia immediately.
He also stressed that the US should “urge our NATO partners to stop buying any oil and gas from Russia immediately.”
US President Joe Biden earlier today backed excluding Russia from the G20 over its special military operation in Ukraine, stressing that NATO would "respond" if Russian President Vladimir Putin uses chemical weapons in Ukraine.
"We will respond if he uses it. The nature of the response would depend on the nature of the use," Biden noted after the summit.
