NATO: Iran’s Nuclear Capabilities Pose Direct Threat to Middle East and Europe
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NATO: Iran’s Nuclear Capabilities Pose Direct Threat to Middle East and Europe
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said Iran’s nuclear capabilities represent a “direct threat” not only to the Middle East but also to Europe, calling on European countries to strengthen their capabilities so they can eventually address threats in their own neighborhood, including the Houthis in the Red Sea, rather than relying entirely on the United States.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that the US will remain involved in Europe's defence, including in the conventional and nuclear fields, but admits Washington's frustration at its dependence on...
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte stated that European countries should have conducted their own military operations against Iran and Yemeni Husites, rather than relying on the US.
Europe is overly dependent on the US for its own defence, a situation that cannot be sustained, said NATO Genec. Mark Rutte.
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