Chief NATO: Weapons deal sends a strong message to US-European unity Kremlin

Secretary - General NATO, Mark Rutte, said the decision to proceed with the sale of weapons sends a clear message to Vladimir Putin for unity between the United States and Europe, and that they will be “whatever is needed for Ukraine”. He made these comments in an interview with Fox News [...]
He made these comments in an interview with Fox News on Monday, following his meeting with US President Donald Trump in Washington, reports Ukrinform, submits Telegrafi, broadcasts Periscope.
If I were in the Kremlin today, I wouldn't be very happy because this is a clear signal that President Trump is serious. He wants peace. He hates the fact that so many people lose their lives in Ukraine”, Rutte said.
He stressed that the White House's decision to sell weapons to NATO countries for distribution in Ukraine was a crucial “ ” for Europe amid stalled peace negotiations to end Russia's war.
Rutte told reporters after his meeting with Trump in Washington on 14 July that an arms support agreement had been reached for Ukraine.
Rutte praised Trump's efforts to break the deadlock in communication with Putin and give the Kremlin leader a chance to demonstrate seriousness about resolving the war in Ukraine.












