Trump reiterates Putin not looking to attack NATO, after German drone claims
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Donald Trump dismisses Russian hybrid threat to NATO. Vladimir Putin has no plans to attack NATO, according to the US president. – I know him very well, says Trump.
US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated his belief that Kremlin boss Vladimir Putin would not attack NATO.
Following Russia's attempted attack on Leipzig/Halle airport in Germany, US President Donald Trump says he still sees no danger of Russia attacking NATO.
Donald Trump said Friday that Russian leader Vladimir Putin "has no intention of attacking NATO, after Germany accused Moscow of sending an explosive-loaded drone in early August to Leipzig airport," AFP reports.
U.S. President Donald Trump again assured that his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, "has no intention of attacking NATO. The statement comes after Germany accused Moscow of sending in early August a drone loaded with explosives at Leipzig airport, and U.S. issuers are back in Moscow for a series of negotiations.
The President of the United States said that he "knows well" the Russian dictator.
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