Stoltenberg: NATO on 6 February to write history

Periskopi

2 February 2019, 11:05(7 years ago)

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said that on February sixth NATO will write history. On February 6th we'll write history: ♪ NATO, the Allies will sign the accession protocol for the future of the Republic of Northern Macedonia along with the FM”, Stoltenberg has written on the social Twitter network. [...]

On February 6th we'll write history: ♪ NATO, the Allies will sign the accession protocol for the future of the Republic of Northern Macedonia along with the FM”, Stoltenberg has written on the social Twitter network.

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