1/11 If Norway were to donate half of what it has gained from russia's invasion of Ukraine to Ukraine, the country could win the war. What is Norway waiting for to save the day?
2/11 Ukraine is confronted with a profoundly unjust situation, being illegally invaded by russia, which, after not achieving its aims, has now sought north korea's assistance in its imperial pursuits.
3/11 Ukraine is battling russian and north korean forces, backed by equipment from russia, belarus, iran, north korea, and china. However, there are no Western troops providing defense for Ukraine.
4/11 Ukraine's allies could take several steps to improve the situation, such as increasing aid and lifting restrictions. Notably, Norway has the potential to make a significant impact on its own.
5/11 Norway is in an unusual position, having offered considerable aid to Ukraine, yet this assistance seems trivial compared to the profits it has made from the war. In reality, Norway is among the few countries that have financially benefited from the conflict.
6/11 As one of the few nations that has financially gained from russia's unsuccessful invasion of Ukraine, Norway has both the opportunity and the obligation to do significantly more for Ukraine.
7/11 Norway is likely the only European country experiencing substantial economic benefits from the war in Ukraine, with additional annual revenues estimated to range from 50 to 100 billion euros.
8/11 Given its wealth fund's rapid growth from the war and a recent annual profit of $213 billion (!!!), Norway should significantly increase its support. The projected military aid for 2024 is only about $1.5 billion, which is far too low. It is pathetic that it is so low!
9/11 As Ukraine fights against both russia and north korea, Norway has the opportunity to play a far more significant role than its size implies by substantially increasing its aid to Ukraine. Norway has gained so much from this war that it could easily send dozens of billions.
10/11 Norway has the opportunity to make a significant contribution to saving Ukraine and the West, while giving far less than it has gained from this unjust conflict. This support would enhance Norway's reputation and help ensure Ukrainian survival.
11/11 Sources:
Politico - ‘Selfish’ Norway accused of Ukraine war-profiteering
Regjeringen - Norwegian support to Ukraine and neighbouring countries
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Now that Trump is a liability, Musk is pretending he was never involved. Don’t fall for it!
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But waiting won’t end this war. Only action will.
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3/5 We need to impose sanctions on russia to the point where its economy truly feels the impact—more deeply and more quickly than it does now—combined with long-term military aid commitments that show Putin he cannot outlast the West
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If Ukraine wins, russia can’t invade anyone else.
If Ukraine loses, the war spreads.
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