NATO Secretary General sees no imminent threat of Russia's attack on…
NATO Secretary General sees no imminent threat of Russia's attack on the alliance; NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated during his visit to Estonia that he sees no direct threat to his territory from Russia.
Coverage (5 sources)
- NATO Secretary General Did Not See Threat of Russia's Imminent Attack on Alliance — The Moscow Times
- Rutte sees no direct threat of Russia's attack on NATO — Ведомости
- NATO Secretary General Rütte stated there is no direct threat from Russia. — ТАСС (Telegram)
- NATO Secretary General Rütte stated there is no direct threat from Russia — Москва 24
- Russia will 'definitely test' one of NATO countries after Ukraine war, Estonian Defense Minister says — DW Главное
Key entities
- Russia
- NATO
- Rytte
- Estonia
- Ukraine
- Ministry of Defense
- Tallinn
- Moscow
- TASS
- Europe
- Alliance
- European Truth
- Martin Khrem
- TASS/EPA/Toms Kalnins
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