Published 2 years ago

NATO summit: Sweden, Finland boost unity against Putin

Summary by Ground News

Putin's murderous attacks on Ukraine have welded NATO together more tightly than at any time since the end of the Cold War. The outcome of Russia's war in Ukraine will determine the next challenges for NATO. If Ukraine falls, then the Baltic States, Moldova or Georgia could be the next targets of Putin's megalomania.

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Putin promised a “mirror response” to the accession of Sweden and Finland to NATO

Earlier, Putin threatened Finland and Sweden with war because of joining NATO

2 years ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Boston Herald

Live updates | Putin warns on NATO troops in Sweden, Finland

The Associated PressMADRID (AP) — The latest on the NATO summit in Madrid:Russian President Vladimir Putin is warning Finland and Sweden that if they welcome NATO troops and military infrastructure onto their territory, Russia will respond in kind.He said Wednesday that Russia will have to “create the same threats for the territory from which threats against us are created.”The two formerly nonaligned Baltic countries were formally invited Wedne…

2 years ago·Boston, United States

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Deutsche Welle

NATO summit: Sweden, Finland boost unity against Putin

NATO's ambitions are growing. Sweden and Finland are set to join and the alliance is strengthening its eastern flank with more troops. This is the right approach against Vladimir Putin, says Bernd Riegert.

2 years ago·Germany

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7NEWS Australia

Putin warns NATO over Finland, Sweden

President Vladimir Putin says Russia will respond in kind if NATO moves troops and infrastructure into Finland and Sweden after they become members.

2 years ago·Australia

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Tagesschau

NATO accession plans: Putin warns Sweden and Finland

Russia President Putin has accused NATO of “imperial ambitions.” Addressing Sweden and Finland, the Kremlin leader issued a warning, but also said he had “no problem” with their accession to NATO.

2 years ago·Hamburg, Germany

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