NATO Chief: Putin 'Clearly Understands' Limits of Alliance's Article 5
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has a "clear vision of what would trigger the mutual defence clause provided for in Article 5 of NATO, despite the Alliance's deliberately keeping its secrets about the red lines," NATO chief Mark Rutte said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin "clearly understands" what could trigger NATO's Article 5 on mutual defense, despite the alliance deliberately keeping its "red lines" secret, NATO chief Mark Rutte says.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has "a clear vision of what would trigger the mutual defence clause provided for in Article 5 of NATO, despite the fact that the Alliance deliberately keeps its secrets about the red lines," NATO Chief Mark Rutte said. "The Alliance has "all options of response that [...]
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte states that Russia understands very well the threshold beyond which its actions could trigger Article 5 on collective defence. NATO does not, however, intend to make public the exact conditions under which this clause could be triggered, precisely in order to maintain a certain strategic ambiguity. [...] Article NATO Chief's Warning for Russia: The Alliance also has responses that will not be made public appears…
Russian President Vladimir Putin is "perfectly aware" of what might trigger NATO Article 5, the Alliance's collective defense clause, even if NATO keeps its own red lines secret, to...
LONDON - NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told British news agency PA Media that there was no need to be naive about the actions Russian President Vladimir Putin could take against NATO. According to Rutte, Russia knows very well what would trigger Article 5 on collective defense, even though the Alliance deliberately conceals its "red lines."
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