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NATO’s new chief makes Ukraine support a top priority and says he will work with any US president

  • Mark Rutte officially became NATO's new chief, succeeding Jens Stoltenberg during a ceremony in Brussels, where he emphasized support for Ukraine.
  • Concerns arose when Donald Trump criticized NATO allies for defense spending, but 23 members now exceed 2% of GDP on defense.
  • Rutte expressed confidence in working with any future US president, stating he was "not worried" about potential election impacts on NATO.
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Mark Rutte strongly reaffirmed the Alliance's support for Ukraine, dispelling fears surrounding a possible return of Trump to the White House.

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