Published 3 months ago

NATO leader says Trump puts allies at risks by saying Russia can 'do whatever the hell they want’

NATO's head warned that Donald Trump's statement about Russia being able to do "whatever the hell they want" to NATO members who don't meet defense spending targets puts US troops and allies at risk.
Trump's remarks were particularly concerning for NATO's front-line countries, like Poland and the Baltic states, due to fears of Russian aggression.
The White House criticized Trump's comments as "appalling and unhinged" while emphasizing President Biden's efforts to strengthen American alliances.

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The Guardian

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CTV News

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The Independent

NATO leader says Trump puts allies at risks by saying Russia can 'do whatever the hell they want’

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Reuters

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CBC News

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Daily Express

Should NATO countries be concerned and increase forces after Trump's threat

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