NATO Raises Shield Against Moscow. Rutte Demands "More Britain and More Europe" - World — News Standard
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NATO Gensek Mark Rutte stated that Russia's new hostile actions would not intimidate the Alliance, but rather encourage it to increase its support for Ukraine.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said Russia's latest hostile actions will force Alliance members to do more to support Ukraine.
NATO will not succumb to intimidation from Moscow, said Alliance Secretary General Mark Rutte during a meeting with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham to discuss the threat from Russia and reaffirm support for Ukraine.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte issued one of his strongest warnings to Moscow, saying the alliance would not be intimidated by Russia's "campaign of hostile actions." After meeting with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, Rutte warned that Russia's attempts to weaken Western support for Kiev were backfiring. "Russia wants to stop us from helping Ukraine, but its actions will only encourage us to do even more for Ukraine," he said, quoted by …
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