Irish actor Liam Cunningham has criticized NATO’s head warning Mark Rutte
Irish television star Liam Cunningham shared a shameless answer after recent comments by the Secretary General of NATO.
In a recent publication on X, the actor and activist criticized a comment made During a speech in LondonWhen NATO’s head, Mark Rutte “Learn to speak Russian.”
The 64 -year -old wrote: “The Idiot of Horn Today in the UK: “If you do not spend 5% of your GDP in weapons, you can still have your NHS and pensions, but it is better to learn to speak Russian!” He continued, “Derranged is a word too small for him.”
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The former -First Dutch Minister urges NATO capitals to increase expense in defense, as Russia continues its war in Ukraine. At a meeting, NATO Defense Ministers agreed that 3.5% of GDP should be assigned to “basic expenses in defense” for heavy arms, tanks and air defense systems.
In addition, 1.5% of annual GDP will be addressed to defense and security sectors such as infrastructure, surveillance and cybersecurity. “These goals describe exactly what capabilities must invest the Allies in the coming years,” said Mr. journalists. Rutte.
Looking in advance a Russian assault potential in NATO, he elaborated: “If we do not act now, the next three years, we are fine, but we must start now, because otherwise, from three, four or five years from now, we are really threatened.”
“I really mean that. Then you have to go out to your Russian language course or go to New Zealand,” Rutte warned.
Better known as Davos Seaworth in Game of Thrones, Liam Cunningham is not alien to talking about political topics. Yesterday, He broke his silence after Israeli forces intercepted a help boat in Gaza.
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Cunningham had helped load the boat to Italy before leaving as part of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition: A mission led by activists endorsed by Greta Thunberg with the aim of handing over Gaza and protesting the Israeli blockade.
Yasemin Acar Aid Missions Organizer brought to the ship’s social networks when he started on his journey, saying that activists on board were not the enemy.
Following the interception, Cunningham published in X: “The Freedom Flotilla was attacked during the night. The boat was plastered, boarded and the 12 abducted volunteers. This is a more repovable behavior of the Aviv Tel Genocidal Regime.”
However, Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded with a video showing the soldiers who offered food and water on board, claiming that they were “secure and unharmed”.
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