Rubio tries to reassure wary allies of US commitment to NATO as Trump sends mixed signals
- NATO Chief Mark Rutte and the new U.S. Ambassador reassured European allies that Washington remains committed to NATO despite President Donald Trump's harsh rhetoric on military spending.
- European allies are concerned about U.S. Demands for increased defense spending and its implications for their security.
- A senior NATO diplomat suggested that without U.S. Support, European nations must prepare to defend themselves against potential threats from Russia, highlighting the need for mobilization in Europe.
- There are discussions about European involvement in crucial negotiations regarding the war in Ukraine, which began with Russia's invasion in 2022.
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Rubio tries to reassure wary allies
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