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6 July 18:02

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warns that China's support for Russia could destabilize global and European security.

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In an interview with the New York Times, Mark Rutte emphasized the dangers of China's political and military support for Russia, which could encourage an attack on NATO countries. He said that before acting on Taiwan, Xi Jinping could consult Vladimir Putin. Rutte emphasized the need for close collaboration between NATO and the Indo-Pacific region to strengthen the defense industry and manage global challenges.

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Mark Rutte stated at the NATO-Industry Forum that the Alliance must be prepared in the long term to fight against the threat of Russia: "The threat from Russia does not end once the war is over. Russia will remain a force of destabilization in Europe and in the world."
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NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte, stated that the Alliance is working to prevent drone incursions in Romania, collaborating closely with Ukraine.
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Dutch Prime Minister Rutte stated that NATO is 25 times economically stronger than Russia, emphasizing confidence in the military forces of the Alliance.
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Mark Rutte, at Cotroceni: NATO is always ready to defend Romania
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NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte, stated that Romania is a valuable ally and that the Alliance will expand military forces in the country, ensuring that US commitments remain unchanged.
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Mark Rutte will participate in the NATO Industry Forum in Bucharest, discussing defense production and the security of Romania.
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