Rutte: USA ønsker at forblive i NATO

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NATO-mødet i Helsingborg sluttede med forsikringer om alliancens styrke. Generalsekretær Mark Rutte understregede USA's fortsatte engagement.

NATO's udenrigsministre var samlet i Helsingborg fredag. Mark Rutte sagde efter mødet, at USA ønsker at forblive i NATO.

Rutte understregede, at alle medlemmer følger artikel 5. Han kaldte viljen til at forsvare alliancen for stålsat.

Udenrigsminister Marco Rubio bemærkede, at Donald Trump er skuffet over flere allierede. Han nævnte behovet for hjælp i forbindelse med Iran og Hormuz-strædet.

Maria Malmer Stenergard sagde, at mødet havde ført til tættere bånd mellem de allierede. Mødet ses som en forberedelse til det næste store møde i Ankara om seks uger.

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