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NATO seeks to shore up countries affected by Russia's war with Ukraine

ROMANIA NATO FOREIGN MINISTERS MEETING

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg speaks during a press conference at the end of a meeting of the alliance’s foreign ministers held in Bucharest, Romania. Source: EPA / ROBERT GHEMENT

NATO is seeking to bolster its support for countries affected by the war in Ukraine, including progressing membership bids by Sweden and Finland, as well as a focus on neighbouring Bosnia, Georgia, and Moldova. The discussions have taken place at a meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers to discuss Russia’s destabilisation of the region, but the Kremlin has responded by accusing the alliance of escalating the situation in Ukraine.


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NATO is seeking to bolster its support for countries affected by the war in Ukraine, including progressing membership bids by Sweden and Finland, as well as a focus on neighbouring Bosnia, Georgia, and Moldova. The discussions have taken place at a meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers to discuss Russia’s destabilisation of the region, but the Kremlin has responded by accusing the alliance of escalating the situation in Ukraine.



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