US EditionNuclear Threats of the Russian Federation: Nato Secretary General Reassured People
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A credible NATO deterrent is the best response to Russia's nuclear threats, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated in comments reported in the Sunday edition of the newspaper "Die Welt." "Putin must know that a nuclear war can never be won and should never be fought," Rutte explained, adding that the success of the annual nuclear exercise earlier this month had given him "absolute confidence in the credibility of the Atlantic Alliance's nuclea…
The new NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte wants to emphasize the nuclear capabilities of the transatlantic defence alliance.
LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung
rnd.deNuclear threats from Moscow are "no cause for panic," says NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, the NATO states had a strong nuclear deterrence. He also wants to emphasise this with regard to the people of the Member States.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stresses the importance of nuclear deterrence as a guarantor of security, responding to Russian rhetoric about nuclear weapons.
In the future, NATO will more actively emphasize its own nuclear capabilities to deter rivals, including Russia, and believes that there is no reason for panic among the peoples of the alliance. It is important to talk more with the public about nuclear deterrence, “so that they understand how it contributes to our overall...
NATO countries have a powerful nuclear deterrent to maintain peace, said Mark Rutte.
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