Lula expresses concern about Ukrainian “arms race” from Brussels
From Brussels, Brazil’s President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, expressed his apprehension regarding the ongoing “arms race” in Ukraine.
While he refrained from directly pointing fingers at the US or European nations, his comments were made at a business gathering before the commencement of the Latin America-Europe Summit.
Lula maintained that amidst these adversities, it’s incumbent upon governments, business leaders, and laborers “to reconstruct the road to prosperity, reinvigorate production, spur investments, and foster employment.”
His words were echoed at a business meeting held before the kick-off of the Latin America-Europe Summit in Brussels.
In recent months, Lula has repeatedly reproached European and American parties for supplying arms to Ukraine.
He believes such actions only extend the conflict and hinder the possibility of reaching a negotiated resolution.
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