NATO members must provide Ukraine with the military, economic and political support to the war.
Jeanne Shaheen
The Public Record
Jeanne Shaheen is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from New Hampshire, a position she has held since January 3, 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, she is the first woman to be elected governor of New Hampshire, serving from 1997 to 2003. During her tenure in the Senate, Shaheen has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and national security, often advocating for policies that support working families and promote economic growth.
I want to switch to the Black Sea because one of the things that I think the invasion of Ukraine has done is to make the rest of the world appreciate just how much we have been dependent on Ukrainian grain.
Frankly, the reality is that our ability to defend Europe will increasingly be constrained as we move to address the threats from the PRC.
Prioritizing the expansion and enforcement of economic sanctions against Russian is vitally important.
You are absolutely right. I have had a chance to meet with a number of those women--Ukrainian women soldiers--and not only are they good soldiers, they are good messengers for why we need to support the Ukrainian cause.
That the NATO alliance is only growing is proof that Putin made many miscalculations when he decided to invade Ukraine.
I want to switch to the Black Sea because one of the things that I think the invasion of Ukraine has done is to make the rest of the world appreciate just how much we have been dependent on Ukrainian grain.
It is the greatest collective security alliance in history, and what started as 12 countries in 1949 has more than doubled in the years following its creation.
I do not think the armed conflict threat is as high as the political instability threat.
Passing this measure into law would be a clear message to our allies and partners and to the Kremlin that Russian aggression will not stand.
I am especially concerned that Canada continues to cut defense spending and still does not have a plan to reach 2 percent.
That the NATO alliance is only growing is proof that Putin made many miscalculations when he decided to invade Ukraine.
NATO members must provide Ukraine with the military, economic and political support to the war.
It is the greatest collective security alliance in history, and what started as 12 countries in 1949 has more than doubled in the years following its creation.
However, there is one area that they will never be able to compete with us on and that is our alliances.
I want to be clear. I believe our investment in this alliance is an insurance policy for our collective security and it is at the very heart of America's security and economic interests.
NATO is the ultimate security guarantor for New Hampshire's largest export market.
Frankly, the reality is that our ability to defend Europe will increasingly be constrained as we move to address the threats from the PRC.
However, there is one area that they will never be able to compete with us on and that is our alliances.
I am especially concerned that Canada continues to cut defense spending and still does not have a plan to reach 2 percent.
I want to be clear. I believe our investment in this alliance is an insurance policy for our collective security and it is at the very heart of America's security and economic interests.
That the NATO alliance is only growing is proof that Putin made many miscalculations when he decided to invade Ukraine.





