European allies need to stop talking tough about Ukraine, deliver military aid they promised: Rep. Waltz
Florida congressman accuses NATO nations of backtracking on their military aid promise to Ukraine
House Armed Services Committee member accused U.S. allies of backtracking in Ukraine and underdelivering in terms of military aid on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Rep. Michael Waltz, R-Fla., accused NATO nations, specifically Germany, of backtracking on their promise to send military aid to Ukraine, telling "Cavuto: Coast to Coast," Monday, that the Europeans need to "step up" and deliver the supplies they promised.
MICHAEL WALTZ: I was just out there in Kyiv and had a two-hour-long meeting with President Zelenskyy. That’s top of mind for him, this war falling off of the headlines and the Europeans backtracking. Germany specifically, they have way, way under-delivered from what they promised. If you look what they have actually delivered in terms of military aid, it’s a fraction of what they promised and what they promised is a fraction of what the United States has delivered.
So the Europeans need to step up. It’s easy for them to talk tough now in the middle of a heat wave, but this winter when Russia starts tapping the brakes on gas flowing into Europe, Zelenskyy, and I share the concern, is very afraid of even further European backtracking.
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