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NATO Confirms Readiness Amid "Russian Airspace Violations"
(MENAFN) NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated on Thursday that the alliance has acted promptly and resolutely in response to "Russian airspace violations," highlighting its dedication to collective defense.
Speaking with German Air Force Commander General Ingo Gerhartz in Brunssum, the Netherlands, Rutte stressed that NATO’s robust presence on the ground signals its determination to safeguard every member nation.
"The men and women in Brunssum make sure that NATO's posture in this region remains strong and credible no matter the threat or provocation.
NATO has responded quickly and decisively to Russia's airspace violations, and every day, our strong presence on the ground demonstrates our resolve," he remarked.
Rutte further noted that routine drills and the positioning of foreign ground forces on the eastern flank send "a strong signal any adversary" that NATO remains prepared and vigilant.
In recent months, several European countries have experienced a number of drone intrusions, occasionally occurring near airports or military installations, including above a Belgian military base.
Some European officials have attributed these incidents to Russia, viewing them as part of a hybrid war linked to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Moscow, however, has strongly rejected any responsibility.
Speaking with German Air Force Commander General Ingo Gerhartz in Brunssum, the Netherlands, Rutte stressed that NATO’s robust presence on the ground signals its determination to safeguard every member nation.
"The men and women in Brunssum make sure that NATO's posture in this region remains strong and credible no matter the threat or provocation.
NATO has responded quickly and decisively to Russia's airspace violations, and every day, our strong presence on the ground demonstrates our resolve," he remarked.
Rutte further noted that routine drills and the positioning of foreign ground forces on the eastern flank send "a strong signal any adversary" that NATO remains prepared and vigilant.
In recent months, several European countries have experienced a number of drone intrusions, occasionally occurring near airports or military installations, including above a Belgian military base.
Some European officials have attributed these incidents to Russia, viewing them as part of a hybrid war linked to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Moscow, however, has strongly rejected any responsibility.
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