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Mark Rutte: North Korean troops in Europe marks turning point
Putin certainly isn’t getting this support for free. The Russian president is propping up Kim Jong Un’s cash-strapped regime ...
NATO chief talks defence with Italian prime minister in Rome
NATO's top official Mark Rutte met with Meloni following a trip to Germany. At the top of the agenda: the war in Ukraine.
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Kyiv reports first clashes with North Korean troops on frontline
Kyiv reports first clashes with North Korean troops on frontline - First battles with North Korean soldiers open ‘new page’ ...
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North Koreans fighting for Putin threatens world order, Rutte says
Rutte sounded the alarm over Moscow’s growing reliance on its “authoritarian friends” — North Korea, Iran and China — and ...
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Kursk Oblast sees first clashes between Ukrainian and North Korean soldiers
NATO must equip Ukraine to counter Russia’s North Korean reinforcements — Rutte On Oct. 18, Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence ...
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Ukraine at centre of Meloni meeting with NATO's Rutte
ROME, NOV 5 - Premier Giorgia Meloni said the issue of support for Ukraine as it fights the Russian forces of invasion was at ...
NATO chief Mark Rutte makes gives big statement on North Korean troops deployed in Russia, he says..
Speaking at a joint news conference with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin, Rutte said NATO was working closely with ...
North Korea expects food, cash and new leverage in exchange for sending troops to Russia
A lot is at stake for North Korea’s leader as he sends young, inexperienced recruits to join Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine ...
Germany's Scholz meets NATO chief Rutte in Berlin
It is Mark Rutte's first official visit to Germany since becoming the head of the trans-Atlantic defense alliance. He praised ...
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NATO’s Rutte says Russian attacks on Europe are ‘intensifying’
Moscow is “interfering directly in our democracies, sabotaging industry and committing violence,” said Mark Rutte.