World War Three fears as NATO chief warns of joint Xi and Putin attack
RUSSIA, JUL 07 – NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte warns China and Russia's alliance risks triggering global conflict if Beijing invades Taiwan and Moscow attacks NATO simultaneously, with Russia tripling ammunition production.
- NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warned that China and Russia could launch simultaneous military attacks, risking a devastating global conflict.
- Rutte explained that this threat arises because China might attack Taiwan while consulting Putin, who would be urged to keep NATO busy in Europe.
- The warning follows Russia's rapid military buildup and ongoing brutal strikes on Ukraine, including a recent wave involving four S-300 missiles and 157 drones.
- Rutte emphasized the importance of NATO maintaining unified and formidable strength to deter Russian aggression, while also highlighting the need for enhanced collaboration with Indo-Pacific partners; in response, Dmitry Medvedev ridiculed him publicly on social media.
- This combined threat signals an urgent geopolitical challenge requiring increased military investment to deter simultaneous invasions and preserve global stability.
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NATO chief sounds alarm over China's ambition of taking Taiwan - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, July 10 (CNA) NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has issued a stark warning over China's military buildup and its ambitions toward Taiwan, calling the growing alignment between Beijing, Moscow and other authoritarian regimes a serious threat to global stability.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has pointed to the possibility of a "third world war" being forged between China and Russia, one of the reasons that, he says, make Europe's rearmament imperatively necessary. "What we know from our sources is that there is an increasing risk that Xi Jingping, China's president and general secretary of the Communist Party, before attacking Taiwan, will call Moscow, which is his junior partner in all of this. Cal…
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