Opinion by George F. Will: The West gives Putin a refresher course in physics — and judo
, will build “the next generation of battle tanks,” and might purchase U.S. F-35 fighter jets and — Germany has been queasy about drones — Israeli drones. Two liquefied natural gas terminals will be built to receive LNG from the United States and Qatar, reducing Germany’s current 55 percent dependence on Russian gas. Germany, which is sending Ukraine missiles and armored vehicles, has ended its opposition to other countries transferring German-made weapons to an active conflict zone.
the increased defense spending “an investment in our future.” Credit Putin for this epochal transformation.
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