NATO Model Was 'Not Sustainable', Rutte Tells Euronews
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that the new model of the functioning of the Alliance is untenable due to the quarterly dependence of European sovereigns from the United States. In his words, Europe will have to take on itself a great responsibility for its own defense, if Washington wants to participate in its efforts in the first place. This was shared by Euronews. He spoke about the main reasons with which the military-political allian…
NATO model was 'not sustainable', Rutte tells Euronews
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte spoke exclusively to Euronews about the most pressing challenges facing the alliance, including overreliance on the US and Russia's nuclear threat. Watch the interview here.
Rutte is preparing Europeans for war with Russia without the United States, arguing that there are more of them than Russians
Rutte is preparing the Europeans for war with Russia without the United States, arguing that there are more of them than Russians.The madman.‘It's a bit strange that to protect 600 million people living in European NATO countries...
Last Wednesday, 30 September, an event organized by the Euronews channel, entitled "Defence & Space Summit 2026" was held. The initiative, held in Brussels, were also invited to speak important political figures (with positions not always coincident) such as Mark Rutte, the US ambassadors to NATO and the EU, [...] L'articolo The hybrid war of NATO, explained candidly by Rutte on Counterplan.
Mark Rutte said that Europe must take on more responsibility for its own defense, with continued American involvement in NATO. Rutte's article: The current NATO model is no longer sustainable, Europe depends on the USA appeared first on Vesti Online.
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