Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe and retired Army Gen. Wesley Clark told Newsmax on Thursday that the United States hasn’t given Ukraine enough aid to make Russian President Vladimir Putin pause his attack on the neighboring country.

“The question is: What’s it going to take to stop Mr. Putin from continuing to bomb children’s hospitals and so forth?” Clark said during an appearance on Newsmax’s “The Record With Greta Van Susteren.” “And he’s going to continue to do that until he thinks he’s going to lose.

“So when we say that we’re a friend in Ukraine, we’ll be there as long as it takes and so forth, that’s good. That’s good, but we haven’t given enough assistance. We haven’t been strong enough to convince Mr. Putin that he won’t win if he just keeps on keeping on, and that’s the real issue.”

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