The law of non-unilateral withdrawal of America from NATO was signed by Biden

According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, US President Joe Biden signed the US 886 billion defense budget bill and made the plan of not unilaterally withdrawing from the NATO alliance into law.

Biden signed the $886 billion US defense budget bill into law on Friday. The bill, which sets out the US defense policy and military budget each year, has a clause to prevent the US from unilaterally withdrawing from NATO.

According to this law, the US can withdraw from NATO only if its plan is approved by at least two-thirds of the members of the Senate. This plan was presented by Democratic Senator Tim Kaine and Florida Republican Senator Marco Rubio and was approved a few days ago as part of the US defense budget bill.

This happened at the same time as Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, was leading in the election polls. Trump is one of the opponents of NATO and has repeatedly demanded the withdrawal of America from this alliance.

In the new law, the commitment of Congress as a legislative body to NATO is emphasized. This alliance has become doubly important for America, especially after Russia’s attack on Ukraine.

A few days ago, the American newspaper New York Times had warned about the possible victory of former American President Donald Trump in The 2024 elections of this country may lead to the withdrawal of Washington from NATO.

The US presidential elections will be held in November 2024, and Joe Biden and Donald Trump are the leading candidates of the Democratic and Republican parties, respectively, and Trump He is ahead of Biden in the election polls.

The American magazine “Atlantic” recently wrote in a report titled “Gift between America and Europe on the issue of Ukraine” if Trump or a Republican wins the 2024 US presidential election, It is likely that Washington will stop helping Kiev, and therefore the European Union should be prepared for the possibility of the destruction of NATO at the hands of Washington shortly thereafter.

In this year’s defense budget bill. 300 million dollars have been earmarked for arms aid to Ukraine.

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