British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, speaking at the Munich Security Conference, issued a stark warning to Europe, stressing the need for heightened defense readiness in the face of Russian aggression.
Starmer sharply criticized Russia for its ongoing war in Ukraine and hybrid threats spanning the continent, calling Moscow’s actions a strategic blunder with human losses exceeding 1 million. He highlighted that Russia is rearming and could pose a direct threat to NATO in the future.
The Prime Minister stressed that Europe must be prepared to defend its people, values, and way of life, emphasizing cooperation among nations and strengthening defensive capabilities as essential measures to deter future aggression.
Starmer’s warning underscores growing concern over Europe’s security reliance on NATO allies, especially amid uncertainties about U.S. commitments and the evolving military landscape in Eastern Europe.
