Rubio tries to reassure wary allies of US commitment to NATO as Trump sends mixed signals
- On NATO day, the distinctive NATO flag was absent, while the Ukraine flag was displayed, indicating ongoing support for Ukraine, as mentioned by the Downing Street press office.
- NATO Chief Mark Rutte and U.S. Ambassador Whitaker aimed to reassure European allies of continued U.S. commitment to NATO amid concerns from remarks made by President Donald Trump.
- European ministers expressed concerns regarding their exclusion from crucial negotiations about the war in Ukraine, as stated by a senior NATO diplomat.
- Whitaker emphasized that NATO's strength relies on all allies fulfilling their commitments, noting it is crucial at this critical time for the alliance.
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