Ben Wallace
Ben Wallace is a British politician and member of the Conservative Party, serving as the Member of Parliament for Wyre and Preston North since 2010. He previously held the position of Secretary of State for Defence, where he was responsible for the UK's military strategy and defense policies. Wallace has been critical of international diplomacy efforts that may appear to appease Russia, drawing historical parallels to past instances of appeasement, and advocating for a robust stance in support of Ukraine.
Born on Mar 15, 1970 (55 years old)
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United Kingdom:
Former UK Defence Secretary Sir Ben Wallace told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that this was not the first time Ukraine had accused Hungary of subversive activity on its territory.
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United States:
Hamilton reminisces about his teammates, including Ben Wallace, who embodied the spirit of Detroit.
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Kazakhstan:
Ben Wallace believes that Trump's statement about being ready to withdraw from negotiations indicates that his peace plan is close to complete failure.
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Kazakhstan:
Ben Wallace, the former UK Defense Minister, commented on Trump's potential failure in the peace negotiations.
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United Kingdom:
Former Conservative defence secretary Sir Ben Wallace has advocated for the UK to leave the treaty.
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Serbia:
Ben Wallace stated that Article 5 of NATO is potentially in jeopardy if Europe does not take defense seriously.
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Montenegro:
Ben Wallace, the former UK Defense Secretary, expressed concerns about the reliability of NATO's Article 5.
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United States:
The British defense minister, Ben Wallace, asked General Donahue what he would do if General Kovalchuk were his subordinate.
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Russia:
Ben Wallace, another former UK Defense Minister, referred to Trump's team as 'rubes'.
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United Kingdom:
Ben Wallace warned that Article 5 of NATO is on life support if Europe does not invest in its defence.
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