Foreign Minister: No Sign of Russian Forces Massing at NATO Borders
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NATO sees no immediate threat to the Alliance's territory from Russia, Secretary General Mark Rutte said during a visit to Estonia. He said Russia remains a long-term threat, but is currently "not in the best position." Rutte called Russia's hybrid warfare in Europe "a sign of weakness."
NATO General Secretary Mark Rutte Sees No Imminent Threat from Russia to NATO
During a press conference with the Prime Minister of Estonia, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte was asked about Russian threats to NATO and the reports of SpaceX’s slowing Starlink capabilities being used for military purposes. . Posted in Big Stupid Government, Military, NATO, Russia, Ukraine, Uncategorized Sharemore
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told Tallinn that the North Atlantic Alliance does not see an imminent threat to its territory, but will react in the event of an attack by Russia. The official stressed that NATO is a defensive alliance and does not intend to attack other states, Sky News reports.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rute stated that the North Atlantic Alliance did not currently see a direct threat of attack from Russia. "We do not believe that Russia is... considering an attack on one of the NATO countries. And we do not see an immediate threat to the Alliance's territory," Rytte stated at a joint press conference with the Prime Minister of Estonia, transmitting RIA "Novosty." Gensek stressed that NATO was ready to respond when s…
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