NATO-member Croatia's president on Monday criticized western nations for supplying Ukraine with heavy tanks and other weapons in its campaign against invading Russian forces, saying those arms deliveries will only prolong the war.
Zoran Milanovic told reporters in the Croatian capital that it's "mad" to believe that Russia can be defeated in a conventional war."What is the goal? Disintegration of Russia, change of the government? There is also talk of tearing Russia apart. This is mad," he added.Milanovic won the presidential election in Croatia in 2019 as a left-leaning liberal candidate, a counterpoint to the conservative government currently in power in the European Union and NATO-member state.
After months of hesitation, the U.S. said it will send 31 of its 70-ton Abrams battle tanks to Ukraine, and Germany announced it will dispatch 14 Leopard 2 tanks and allow other countries to do the same. "What is the goal of this war? A war against a nuclear power that is at war in another country? Is there a conventional way to defeat such a country?" Milanovic asked on Monday. "Who pays the price? Europe. America pays the least," he said.
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