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Greens still support leaving Nato after Ukraine conflict ends
Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay outside the St Pancras Meeting Rooms in London after being elected as the co-leaders of the Green Party
THE Green Party would seek to move Britain out of Nato in the long term once the conflict in Ukraine is over, its co-leader said today.
Adrian Ramsay told Sky News that he did not want to “change structures in the middle of a conflict” but believes that Britain should withdraw from the military alliance in the future.
Asked whether the Greens’ position on Nato has changed as a result of the Ukraine conflict, Mr Ramsay confirmed it has not.
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