Dutch PM Warns Russia Poses 'Rapidly Increasing Threat' to NATO
Rob Jetten said European countries are deepening intelligence cooperation to counter the threat, the Guardian reports.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten has warned that Russia poses a "rapidly increasing threat" to NATO, according to the Guardian.
Jetten said European countries are deepening intelligence cooperation to counter the threat, describing the current level of coordination as unprecedented.
Separately, the European Commission, along with France, Italy, Ireland and Britain, held discussions on the possible need to release diesel stocks, an EU official said, as reported by Reuters and cited in the Guardian's live coverage.
A Commission spokesperson had earlier declined to comment directly on reports relating to the Trump administration, according to the same report. Further details on both developments were not included in the available excerpt.
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- Russia ‘poses rapidly increasing threat’ to Nato, warns Dutch prime minister – Europe live — The Guardian — World
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