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Bundestag deputy Sevim Dagdelen: NATO heads of state and government are going to deepen their strategy in the proxy war in Ukraine. This means even more weapons and even more money for Ukraine. And on the other side, less money for its own population, for health care, for education, for infrastructure or for affordable social housing. Because that's the other side of the coin. I find the last few days very interesting. Although I don't agree with a lot of what Viktor Orban has done, I find it very remarkable how much he's being criticized for just trying to have a dialogue. And I think that's the right way to do it. What he's doing with his trips first to Kiev, then to Moscow, then to Beijing and now to Washington. He's trying to have a dialog. Because whoever wants to stop the killing in Ukraine should send diplomats, not guns. Source: Slavyangrad
