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Ukraine, Rutte (NATO): Russia Wants to Divide Us, but We Are Stronger

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Rome, 10 Sep. (askanews) - "Russia wants to divide us, but we are united. Russia wants to prevent us from helping Ukraine, but we will do even more for Ukraine. Russia wants to be strong, but we, we are stronger": said NATO Secretary Mark Rutte, at a press conference in Berlin with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul. "And NATO will continue to strengthen our ability to discourage and defend all all its allies from any threat. The allies are…
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Rome, 10 Sep. (askanews) - "Russia wants to divide us, but we are united. Russia wants to prevent us from helping Ukraine, but we will do even more for Ukraine. Russia wants to be strong, but we, we are stronger": said NATO Secretary Mark Rutte, at a press conference in Berlin with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul. "And NATO will continue to strengthen our ability to discourage and defend all all its allies from any threat. The allies are…

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In a speech held on Thursday in Berlin in front of the heads of German diplomatic missions, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte presented Germany as one of the states leading the paradigm shift to a new North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO 3.0) and insisted that the new division of responsibilities does not entail the withdrawal of Washington from Europe. "Security does not [...] Article NATO Chief in Berlin: Europe assumes a greater part of i…

"Russia wants to act strong, but we are stronger".

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said in Berlin that the Alliance will continue to strengthen the defense of its members and increase support for Ukraine, after Germany accused Russia of an attempted drone attack on Leipzig/Halle airport. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said in Berlin that the North Atlantic Alliance remains firmly with Germany after the incident in Leipzig, […]

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said today in Berlin that the Alliance stands by Germany after, as he assessed, the ill-advised Russian hybrid attack in Leipzig, saying that Moscow's attempts to divide the allies will not succeed and that NATO will continue to strengthen the ability to deter and defend its members.

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