NATO Sends Additional Assets to Black Sea After Drone Attacks in Bulgaria and Romania
NATO is sending “additional assets” to the Black Sea and member states Bulgaria and Romania following recent drone attacks in the area.
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US moves 5,000 soldiers from Germany, Germany says withdrawal is expected
After German criticism of the Iran war, the Pentagon moves 5,000 U.S. troops out of Germany. Germany comments. NATO calls for more information.
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Source: Trump's meeting with Rutte went to hell
Donald Trump threatened and insulted Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte during this week's summit, sources with knowledge of the matter told Politico.
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Trump says US will get total access to Greenland
The United States and Denmark are set to renegotiate the defense agreement the two countries signed in 1951 covering Greenland, according to the AFP news agency. The details are currently being negotiated, but it is really about total access, Donald Trump says.
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Trump says Greenland deal underway
US President Donald Trump says a “framework for a future agreement” has been agreed regarding Greenland. He does not say whether the US will own Greenland - but says Washington will have access to minerals.
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UN Security Council to Address Russian Airspace Violation Over Estonia
The UN Security Council will hold a "crisis meeting" on Monday to discuss the Russian violation of Estonia's airspace, according to the country's Foreign Ministry.
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EU and NATO Condemn Russian Airspace Violation Over Estonia
EU and Nato direct sharp criticism towards Russia since Russian fighter planes violated Estonia's airspace for twelve minutes. Estonia refers to Nato's article 4 for a crisis meeting about the air violation when three planes of the type Mig-31 flew in over the Gulf of Finland.
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Rutte Proposes 3.5 Percent GDP Defense Spending for NATO Members
Nato's Secretary General Mark Rutte wants the member countries to increase their defense spending to 3.5 percent of GDP – and then allocate an additional 1.5 percent to other defense-related investments, reports Reuters citing sources.
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