Promises to strengthen NATO with India, Korea, Australia, and Japan.
According to India Today, Nikki Haley, the Republican candidate for the 2024 US presidential election, claimed that if he wins the election, he will strengthen NATO by joining countries such as India, Australia, Japan, South Korea and the Philippines.
52-year-old Haley, who served as the country’s ambassador to the United Nations during the presidency of Donald Trump, the former president and another candidate for the November election of the United States, says that Trump’s victory in the election is a threat to NATO, and this issue makes him has worried
Claiming that NATO has a history of success for 75 years (!), he said: Trump’s re-election worries me about many issues and this (NATO) is one of them.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is a military alliance led by the United States that has 31 members (29 European and 2 North American).
Haley claimed: Even China is afraid of this alliance, so it is important to keep NATO strong.
In response to Trump’s recent statements, he said that in case of victory, any NATO member who does not pay their share and financial obligations will not be covered and protected by this alliance, he also said: It is important to add more friends to the circle (coalition). . Now is not the time to abandon NATO and support the “mob”. We must stand with our friends and those who stood by America after the 9/11 attacks.
He claimed: We must make sure that we are resilient because when we stay with our friends, our enemies stay back and when we show weakness, the enemies start moving. This is why China is making progress.
Haley once again repeated his and Washington’s baseless claims questioned Iran’s peaceful nuclear program, and continued to claim: This is why Iran is building an atomic bomb and Russia has started moving towards Poland and the Baltic region!
He added: “My promise is that if I become president, I will not only strengthen NATO, but also expand this alliance with countries such as India, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines.” The whole point is that America has more friends, not less!