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Russia denounces NATO summit decisions on aid for Ukraine, defence
NATO members pledged $80 billion in military aid to Ukraine and $50 billion in arms deals, drawing Russian warnings of catastrophic consequences.
- On Wednesday, NATO members at the summit in Turkey pledged $80 billion in military assistance to Ukraine for 2026, reaffirming their "ironclad commitment" to collective defence under Article 5.
- Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova denounced the decisions, claiming NATO's focus on "the militarisation of the European continent" and aid to Ukraine could lead to global catastrophe.
- The alliance also unveiled arms deals worth at least $50 billion, while President Donald Trump granted Ukraine a license to manufacture Patriot missiles during bilateral talks.
- Zakharova stated "cracks" between the United States and its NATO partners "have not gone anywhere," noting Americans "do not hide their disappointment with the North Atlantic bloc" over support.
- NATO Secretary Genera Mark Rutte told Reuters disputes between Trump and other leaders demonstrate the alliance's democratic strength, serving as a lesson for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Russia denounces NATO summit decisions on aid for Ukraine, defence
·New York, United States
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Moscow accuses NATO of militarizing Europe after Ankara summit
NATO member states have taken “irresponsible decisions that could lead to disaster,” Moscow says, referring to NATO’s “irresponsible” commitments to Ankara. The post Russia: NATO has taken “irresponsible decisions that could lead to disaster” appeared first on in.gr.
·Greece
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The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs accuses European states of preparing for "an armed conflict with Russia".
·Paris, France
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Moscow described NATO's commitments to Ukraine at its last summit in Turkey as "irresponsible", accusing European states of preparing for "an armed conflict with Russia". ...
·Brussels, Belgium
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