'British mothers must accept their sons have to die or there is no NATO'

Ukrainian ex-foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba warns that British mothers must accept the possibility of their sons dying to defend NATO, especially if Putin tests the alliance by invading member states like Finland or Estonia. He claims Putin aims to reveal NATO's weaknesses and questions if NATO would respond to such aggression. Kuleba emphasizes the severity of the situation, saying, “If they don’t, there is no NATO.” He reflects on Ukraine's past misjudgments regarding Russia's ambitions and urges Europeans not to underestimate the threat. Kuleba's warning resonates with intelligence assessments suggesting Russia no longer believes in NATO's mutual assistance commitments.