Rutte Sees "Very Unlikely" that Russia Invades a NATO Territory but Asks Not to Be Naive
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New York/Brussels, Sep 24 (EFE).- NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte considered this Thursday "very unlikely" for Russia to initiate a large-scale invasion of an Alliance country, but asked not to be "ingenuous" in the face of its military preparations. "Today we have seen, for example, how the Danish intelligence services have claimed that [...] The Rutte entry sees "very unlikely" that Russia invades a NATO territory but asks not to be naive wa…
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warned that Russia is rapidly expanding its military production and armed forces. Stating that the alliance must continue its defense preparedness, Rutte also assessed the possibility of the Russian military attacking NATO countries.
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said this Thursday that he sees "very unlikely" an attack by Russian forces against NATO member countries but has asked "not to sin naively" and remain alert, bearing in mind that Russia "is increasing its military production massively."
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that Russia is rapidly expanding its military production and armed forces, and that the alliance must continue its defense preparedness. Rutte emphasized that the experience of the war in Ukraine is reflected in NATO's defense plans.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte today considered "very unlikely" a Russian invasion of any Atlantic Alliance country, but warned of the need to avoid ingenuity in the face of Russia's military reinforcement.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warned that Russia is rapidly expanding its military production and said the alliance must continue its defense preparedness. Rutte stated that NATO is strengthening its defenses against cyberattacks and airspace violations.
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