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NATO chief says Russian attacks on Europe are “intensifying” as part of the war against Ukraine

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NATO chief says Russian attacks on Europe are “intensifying” as part of the war against Ukraine

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said on Monday, the 4th of November, during a visit to the German capital where he met with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, that Russia is carrying out hybrid attacks against other countries as part of its all-out war against Ukraine.

“Russia is carrying out … an intensified campaign of hybrid attacks in the territories of our allies, directly interfering in our democracies, sabotaging industry and committing acts of violence,” Rutte said.

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Calling the deployment of North Korean troops by Moscow a “major escalation”, Rutte said China and Iran also supported Moscow, but added that the NATO alliance was cooperating with countries in the Asia-Pacific region, including South Korea and Japan.

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Maybe Trump could go to Russia and talk to putin?

I’ll write him a check for this. One way. Hopefully they have a nice long conversation. 20 years to life.

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