Joint Declaration by the Foreign Ministers of Germany, France, Poland, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom in Warsaw
"Moscow’s escalating hybrid activities against NATO & EU countries are also unprecedented in their variety and scale, creating significant security risks. To live up to this historic challenge, we"
Joint warmongering declaration was issued today. Apparently Russia is the target to blame. The governments are buying ammo for another year of fighting?
Joint declaration issued today Nov 19, 2024 -
We are funding MORE WAR FOR MORE PEACE!
This morning the Interest of Justice (IoJ) co-founders Dustin Bryce & Lady Xylie were poking around on the Germany Federal Foreign Office website..
Why? Wahoo - because Germany just granted us a FULL SCHOLARSHIP to the Decoding Disinformation: Fostering Good Practices and Cooperation online course offered by Diplo, with the support of the project ‘Info Trust Alliance’, funded by the German Federal Foreign Office and implemented by GIZ Moldova!
WHY ARE WE TAKING A DIS-INFO COURSE called Decoding Disinformation: Fostering Good Practices and Cooperation?
Because we are going to need to FACT CHECK THE FACT CHECKERS with help from governments… : ) Penetrate zee cabinets with science integrity! It’s a 2025 goal.
Whilst on the Germany government website to find the contact to say THANK YOU for choosing us to attend the course, and for the full scholarship, we noticed the following announcement which seems quite important, and think that you many want to read the Joint Declaration issued today for yourself. - Love IoJ
Joint Declaration by the Foreign Ministers of Germany, France, Poland, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom in Warsaw
19.11.2024 - Press release
In Warsaw today, the Foreign Ministers of the Weimar Triangle from Germany, France and Poland discussed Europe’s security policy challenges with the Foreign Ministers of Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom as well as the designated High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.
Read the joint declaration here:
We, the Foreign Ministers of France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom, have come together today, recognizing that our common security is challenged as never before in our lifetimes.
Russia is systematically attacking European security architecture.
For the last 1,000 days, in its war of aggression against Ukraine, Russia has killed many thousands and repeatedly violated international law.
Russia’s reckless revisionism and constant refusal to stop the aggression and engage in meaningful talks challenges peace, freedom and prosperity on the European continent and in the transatlantic area.
Russia is increasingly reliant on partners such as Iran and North Korea in order to sustain its illegal warfare.
Moscow’s escalating hybrid activities against NATO and EU countries are also unprecedented in their variety and scale, creating significant security risks.
To live up to this historic challenge, we are determined to stand united with our European and transatlantic partners to think and act big on European security. European countries must play a still greater role in assuring our own security, acting alongside our transatlantic and global partners.
Today, we therefore consider it imperative to:
reaffirm the enduring role of a strong and united NATO as a bedrock of European defence and security, based on strong transatlantic bond, and ironclad commitment to defend each other, and fair burden-sharing;
strengthen NATO by stepping up our security and defence expenditure, in line with our previous commitments, while reaffirming that, in many cases, expenditure beyond 2% of GDP will be needed to address rising threats to security and meet the requirements to deter and defend across all domains in the Euro-Atlantic area.
strengthen Europe’s security and defence, using all levers available to us, including the economic and financing power of the European Union and by reinforcing Europe’s industrial base. To this aim, we will build on the work in NATO, the European Union, among groups of Allies and with likeminded countries, discuss innovative financing, and remove obstacles to defence trade and investment;
invest in our critical military capabilities, including air defence, deep precision strikes, drones and integrated logistics, as well as in critical infrastructure and cyber defence, while investing in research and development, and using new technologies;
enhance resilience to cognitive warfare and hybrid threats in Europe, also through the relevant EU mechanisms, and promote the resilience of our societies,
further step up our military, economic and financial support for Ukraine, while welcoming the 50 billion dollar G7 loan to ensure that Ukraine has sufficient resources for the next year;
remain steadfast in our support for a just and lasting peace for Ukraine, based on the UN Charter, reaffirming that peace can only be negotiated with Ukraine, with European, American and G7 partners by its side, and in making sure that the aggressor will bear consequences, also financial ones, of its illegal acts that violate rules set out in the UN Charter,
continue deterring Russia, thwarting Putin’s ability to sustain his war of aggression, and constraining the build-up of Russia’s military capabilities, including through restrictive measures.
We underline our steadfast commitment to a European security architecture based on the principles of the UN Charter and the OSCE, which have been gravely violated by Russia in recent years.
We are convinced that this is the moment when we must deliver and ensure that our citizens live in peace, freedom and prosperity. To this end, further integration between the EU member states, closer cooperation between the EU and the UK, and enhanced cooperation between NATO and the European Union will be key. We consider this also a unique opportunity to renew the foundations of our transatlantic relations with the United States of America by strengthening NATO and ensuring fair burden sharing within the Alliance.
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