Rutte resta importancia a las amenazas nucleares de Putin: "Nunca podrá ganar contra la OTAN"
El secretario general de la OTAN aseguró que no existe una amenaza inmediata para la Alianza, restando importancia a la advertencia nuclear rusa sobre Kaliningrado.
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El jefe de la OTAN, Mark Rutte, aseguró a Euronews durante el Euronews Defence & Space Summit celebrado en Bruselas que no existe una amenaza inmediata para la Alianza, restando importancia a la advertencia nuclear rusa relacionada con Kaliningrado.
Rutte afirmó que Rusia "nunca podrá ganar" un enfrentamiento contra la OTAN, según declaraciones recogidas por el medio.
Las declaraciones del secretario general se producen en un contexto de tensión entre Moscú y la Alianza Atlántica, después de que Rusia advirtiera sobre una posible respuesta nuclear si se cortara el acceso a su enclave de Kaliningrado en el mar Báltico.
No se incluyeron en la fuente disponible más detalles sobre las medidas concretas que la OTAN podría adoptar ante la situación descrita.
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- Rutte resta importancia a las amenazas nucleares de Putin: "Nunca podrá ganar contra la OTAN" — Euronews (Español)
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