Putin Says Russia Reserves the Right to Use Nuclear Weapons if Attacked
President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Russia could use nuclear weapons if it was attacked by any state, and that any conventional attack on Russia that was supported by a nuclear power would be considered to be a joint attack.
Japan, Ishiba and NATO
NATO's outgoing leader, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, joins Morning Joe to discuss his tenure at the alliance and why ...
HELSINKI (Reuters) - NATO will set up a new land command in Finland near the Russian border next year, tasked with leading ...
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NATO plans to coordinate the transport of a large number of wounded troops away from front lines in case of a war with Russia ...
Finnish President Alexander Stubb believes that Ukraine should first become a member of the EU before joining NATO. Source: ...
A combined force drawn from willing NATO countries could put the means and muscle on the ground to secure the border and the ...
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -Chip startup Ephos, which is part of a NATO programme to encourage defence innovation, said on Monday it ...
We are going to follow the developments, the deliberations, and reach a final decision accordingly,” the Turkish president ...
For decades, Canadian governments have avoided thinking about what it would take to fight a long conventional war. Now, NATO ...
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