Russia and China Lambast NATO After Alliance Reboot Raises Alarm

Putin warned he would respond in kind if the Nordic nations allowed NATO troops and military infrastructure onto their territory.

AP/Paul White
NATO’s secretary-general, Jens Stoltenberg, holds up a letter of commitment to innovation at a NATO summit at Madrid, June 30, 2022. AP/Paul White

Well, that didn’t take long. NATO is already facing rebukes from Moscow and Beijing after it declared Russia a “direct threat” and said China posed “serious challenges ” to global stability.

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