Russian Strike on Passenger Train Will Not Deter Ukraine’s Backers, Nato Chief Says
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NATO Gensek Mark Rutte called a Russian strike on a passenger train near the border with Poland a manifestation of Vladimir Putin's despair, and the Alliance will reinforce Ukraine's support in response.
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Russia is becoming increasingly reckless, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte concludes from the attack on a train between Kyiv and NATO country Poland. According to him, NATO has sufficient means to retaliate if it falls victim to, for example, a sabotage attack. He says he is not afraid of projecting weakness if countermeasures from the NATO side fail to materialize.
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Several NATO members, including Poland, report their dismay after the recent Russian fire, fuelling the spectre of a "escalation" feared by Russia's border countries.
The Secretary-General of the Atlantic Alliance, Mark Rutte, said today that the Russian attack on a Ukrainian train near the border with Poland showed the "level of despair" of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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