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Russia singles out four countries which will be 'first to suffer' in threat to NATO
President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly claimed that NATO poses an existential threat to Russia. In March, 2024, he ordered ...
The Mirror23d
NATO issues direct WW3 threat to Vladimir Putin and warns of 'full force' retaliation
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has warned ... He said: "Let's not forget that Russia is and is remaining the most significant and dark threat to our alliance. Let's not forget that Russia ...
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NATO leader warns Putin against attacking Poland, says retaliation would be 'devastating'
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte warned Russia ... "Let’s not forget that Russia is and is remaining the most significant and dark threat to our alliance. Let’s not forget that Russia is ...
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NATO issues WW3 threat to Putin: 'Fierce' Western alliance will unleash its 'full force' in 'devastating' response if Russia attacks 'Poland or other ally', new chief warns
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has issued ... Let's not forget that Russia is and is remaining the most significant and dark threat to our alliance. Let's not forget that Russia is moving ...
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NATO Chief Appeals for Unity as Europe Builds Its Armies and the US Eyes Security Threats Elsewhere
WARSAW, Poland — NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte appealed for unity on Wednesday as European nations scale up their armed forces and defense industries after the United States warned that ...
Japan's Ishiba and NATO chief vow to deepen security ties as regional threats rise
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and NATO chief Mark Rutte have vowed to further deepen military ties while stressing ...
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NATO chief says global threats 'too great' for Europe, US to face alone
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte urged stronger transatlantic unity Wednesday, warning that neither Europe nor the US can tackle global security threats alone. Rutte acknowledged tensions within ...
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Japan's Ishiba and NATO chief vow to deepen security ties as regional threats rise
TOKYO — Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and NATO chief Mark Rutte vowed Wednesday to further deepen military ties while stressing the need to tackle together growing threats from China ...