Russian Strike on Passenger Train Will Not Deter Ukraine’s Backers, Nato Chief Says
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NATO Gensek Mark Rutte called a Russian strike on a passenger train near the border with Poland a manifestation of Vladimir Putin's despair, and the Alliance will reinforce Ukraine's support in response.
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Russia is becoming increasingly reckless, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte concludes from the attack on a train between Kyiv and NATO country Poland. According to him, NATO has sufficient means to retaliate if it falls victim to, for example, a sabotage attack. He says he is not afraid of projecting weakness if countermeasures from the NATO side fail to materialize.
Orpo and the EU High Representative, Kaja Kallas, commented on the Russian drone attack in connection with the Arctic Summit in Rovaniemi.
The Secretary-General of the Atlantic Alliance, Mark Rutte, said today that the Russian attack on a Ukrainian train near the border with Poland showed the "level of despair" of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Warnings about the growing threat from Russia were issued today by several European leaders at the Arctic summit, following the attack on a passenger train in Ukraine...More...
Russian strike on passenger train will not deter Ukraine’s backers, Nato chief says
Mark Rutte says attack that narrowly missed Boris Johnson and David Petraeus shows Vladimir Putin’s desperation * Europe live – latest updates The head of Nato has said a Russian drone attack on a train close to Ukraine’s border with Poland would not deter Kyiv’s western backers. Mark Rutte said the strike on a passenger…
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