NATO's Stoltenberg: Ukraine Military Aid Tops $8 Billion

The transcript discusses NATO allies' support to Ukraine, highlighting a pledge of at least 8 billion U.S. dollars in military aid. It emphasizes the importance of continued support. The conversation shifts to Finland and Sweden's potential NATO membership, addressing their right to choose their own path despite Russian intimidation. The dialogue with these countries is ongoing, and any application for membership would be welcomed and processed quickly.

What is the total amount of military support pledged by NATO allies to Ukraine?

• 12 billion U.S. dollars

• 10 billion U.S. dollars

• 8 billion U.S. dollars

• 5 billion U.S. dollars

What fundamental right is emphasized in the discussion about Finland and Sweden's potential NATO membership?

• The right to international trade

• The right to military expansion

• The right to choose their own path

• The right to economic stability

What is the main concern when Russia tries to intimidate Finland and Sweden?

• Violation of national sovereignty

• Military intervention

• Economic sanctions

• Trade restrictions

What is expected if Finland and Sweden decide to apply for NATO membership?

• A quick and warm welcome

• A temporary suspension

• Immediate rejection

• A lengthy negotiation process

Who is involved in the dialogue regarding Finland and Sweden's potential NATO membership?

• NATO and the United Nations

• NATO and Finland and Sweden

• NATO and the European Union

• NATO and Russia