NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Friday, December 10, rejected Russia’s demand that NATO formally revoke the 2008 decision to open its doors to Georgia and Ukraine. Jenss Stoltenbergs Secretary General of NATO – “NATO’s relations with Ukraine will be decided by NATO’s 30 Allies and Ukraine – and no one else. We cannot assume … Read more
Photo: Reuters RF is asked to be transparent in the demonstration of military power – – Stoltenberg, following the US Secretary of Defense, called on Russia for transparency in troop movements. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg once again turned to Russia over the movement of troops near the border with Ukraine, calling for transparency, informs … Read more
Photo: kp.ru Russia does not see the point in dialogue with NATO – – Moscow responded to Stoltenberg’s proposal to hold a meeting of the Russia-NATO Council after the expulsion of diplomats. The Russian Foreign Ministry replied to NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who suggested holding a meeting of the Russia-NATO Council. As the representative … Read more
Photo: AR (archive photo) Stoltenberg on Ukraine’s accession to NATO: it will happen, but not tomorrow – – Alliance member states must do more for states wishing to join NATO, Stoltenberg stressed. Ukraine and Georgia will become NATO members, but this will not happen in the near future. About it stated Alliance Secretary General Jens … Read more
NATO will follow the West-2021 exercise – – Stoltenberg calls on the Russian authorities to be open during the West-2021 exercises. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg appealed to Russia on the eve of the West 2021 exercises, reports Reuters. – In his words, Russia should behave in a predictable and transparent way during exercises. “We … Read more
– – – Jens Stoltenberg in solidarity with Bulgaria Russia is trying to undermine democratic institutions, interfere in domestic politics and strengthen its intelligence. In Bulgaria we have been observing the model of Russia’s behavior lately. This was said by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, commenting on the spy affair. Last week, prosecutors accused six … Read more