The Minister of Defense assured that she does not share the decision that President Biden justifies by saying that “the Ukrainians are running out of ammunition”.
Minister of Defense, Daisy Robles, has assured that he does not share the decision of the United States to send cluster bombs in Ukraineafter US President Joe Biden announced that he would deliver them in a new package of military aid to that country.
“Spain, based on the firm commitment it has with Ukraine, also has a firm commitment that certain weapons and bombs cannot be delivered under any circumstances,” Robles said in statements to the media at a PSOE event in Madrid.
Asked about the controversial shipment, since it is a decision that contradicts the warnings of the United Nations and is contrary to the international convention that prohibits the use of this type of weapon, the defense minister highlighted Spain’s “clear and resounding” position against this action. In this sense, Robles, who pointed out that the sending of these bombs was the decision of the United States and not of NATO, insisted on the “complete and absolute” support of the Spanish government to Ukraine, but defended that in “In legitimate defense, bombs are not used such as cluster bombs.
Addressing the media this Saturday in Madrid, Robles assured that the Spanish position is clear: “Not with cluster bombs and to help the legitimate defense of Ukraine, which we know is not carried out with these bombs.” Biden justified his “difficult” but necessary decision because “the Ukrainians are running out of ammunition.”
Source: La Vozde Galicia
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