NATO Chief Rutte Allays Concerns About Russian Threat: "We Are Investing in Our Defense!"
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Warnings of sabotage, cyberattacks, and even a possible Russian attack are flying thick and fast across Europe. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is trying to bring the temperature down a bit. According to him, Russia poses a serious threat, but there is no need for panic. “In general terms, I would urg...
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's statements about the absence of a serious threat of escalation from Russia are at odds with the alliance's calls to continue large-scale arms purchases
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's statements about the absence of a serious threat of escalation from Russia are at odds with the alliance's calls to continue large-scale arms purchases. The Italian edition of IL Fatto Quotidiano...
The statements made by NATO Gensek Mark Rutte about the absence of an immediate threat from Russia are at variance with the Alliance's calls to continue to increase military spending and arms purchases, which was highlighted by the Italian edition of IL Fatto Quodidiano.
NATO countries do not face an imminent threat of Russian attack, NATO chief Mark Rutte said. The risk assessment is the same as a year ago, he said. Europe continues to grapple with a wave of Russian sabotage and disinformation.
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