Germany's intel: Russia preparing for major war with NATO
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At the NATO summit, Secretary General Rutte is full of praise for the US. At a time when Washington is putting the world in a customs shock, but the calculation of flattery seems to pay off. By Helga Schmidt.
NATO celebrates its birthday on Friday! It will be 76 years old. Due to the Russian threat, NATO has become very important again. For example, there is a NATO summit in Brussels, in which the member countries must come to an agreement to increase joint defense. Patrick Bolder, defense expert at the Hague Center for Strategic Studies, sees that the election of American President Donald Trump is bad news for NATO.
NATO must plan how to defend its territory from Russia, because its threat will not disappear with the conclusion of peace with Ukraine.
Mark Rutte, photo: president.gov.ua Russia will pose a threat to NATO member states for many years to come, even after a possible peace agreement with Ukraine. This was stated by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte before a meeting of the North Atlantic Council at the level of foreign ministers in Brussels, reports "European Pravda". He stressed that NATO has a long-term strategy for protecting its territory from Russia. According to him, the thre…
Rutte: Russia Will Remain a Threat to NATO Even After a Peace Deal with Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warned that Russia will continue to pose a threat to the Alliance for many years, even if a peace agreement with Ukraine is reached. Speaking in Brussels before a meeting of NATO foreign ministers on April 3, Rutte emphasized that the Alliance must plan for the long-term defense of its territory against Russia. "Our focus for 2032 is how to protect NATO territory from the Russians, our long-term threat, which wi…
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