Trump meets NATO secretary-general
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Dutch politician Mark Rutte, appointed to navigate NATO's tricky relationship with Donald Trump, looks set to nail his first summit as secretary general after securing a draft agreement on ...
President Trump has expressed growing support for NATO, saying that member nations are now "paying their own bills."
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte referred to US leadership, not Trump, when he said "daddy" uses strong language sometimes. White House jumped on it.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte praised President Trump’s commitment to the military alliance during a recent interview and said the president deserves credit for pushing the 32-nation members
NATO chief Mark Rutte said that the US is "totally committed" to the alliance's key Article 5 clause on mutual defense. Spain expects' no repercussions' after refusing to meet 5% defense spending ...
Donald Trump was praised as a peacemaker at the 2025 NATO summit, with Secretary General Mark Rutte calling him a 'good friend' and likening him to a 'daddy' scolding his children
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RBC Ukraine on MSNUkraine may receive massive arms supply from NATO–US deal, Rutte saysAs part of the US–NATO weapons supply agreement, Ukraine may receive a massive amount of military equipment, air defense systems, missiles, and ammunition, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said during a joint press conference with US President Donald Trump.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told President Trump at the White House on Monday that Europe is "stepping up" when it comes to paying for the war in Ukraine NATO SECRETARY GENERAL MARK RUTTE: Mr. President,
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In a deeply weird NATO presser, ‘Daddy’ Trump made one announcement — and then another, and then another - COMMENTARY: NATO’s new golden boy accompanied the U.S. president on a verbal tour round Trump
President Donald Trump on Monday announced a toughened stance against Russia for its war in Ukraine, promising a fresh wave of missiles and other weaponry for Ukraine and giving Moscow 50 days to reach a ceasefire or face sanctions.