Unusually united Norwegian Parliament more than doubles aid to Ukraine

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All nine political parties in the Norwegian Parliament pulled together on Thursday to address what Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre had earlier in the day called “the most serious security policy situation since World War II.” They all agreed to more than double military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine in this year’s state budget.

There’s been lots of concern lately that Trump wants to pull out of NATO, “but let’s not speculate on that,” Støre said, “and rather just work towards making sure that all allies are living up to their obligations.

Trump also has harassed and made fun of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, called him a “dictator,” claimed that Ukraine started the war with Russia and discussed a potential peact pact with Russian government officials without including Zelensky.