nato · summit · declare (нато · саммит · объявить)

Leaders of NATO countries will declare Russia a 'long-term security threat' to the alliance during the summit in Ankara, Reuters reported citing the final declaration text prepared by ambassadors. In his assessment, this cannot be considered a temporary crisis.

Consensus

NATO leaders will declare Russia as a 'long-term threat' to the alliance at a summit in Ankara
The declaration was prepared by ambassadors from NATO countries
All participants, including the United States, will express their 'iron commitment' to NATO

Points of divergence

Former U.S. President Donald Trump previously doubted NATO's mutual defense pact and suggested the U.S. might withdraw from the alliance; however, current leadership appears ready to abandon those ideas for now. — vedomosti
The military intelligence chief of Sweden, Thomas Nilsson, described current Russia-Sweden relations as a long-term strategic rivalry with no return path and characterized it as deep and prolonged confrontation. — vedomosti
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg urged member countries to increase defense production and replenish ammunition stocks on both sides of the Atlantic, noting that Trump is working on legislation related to defense procurement. — vedomosti
The Russian Embassy in Turkey stated that the declaration by NATO leaders would be surprising due to its content. — vesti

Coverage (2 sources)

NATO countries in Ankara declare Russia a 'long-term threat' to the alliance — Ведомости
NATO Leaders at Ankara Summit Declare Russia a 'Long-Term Threat' to the Alliance — Вести