Rutte: USA ønsker å forbli i NATO

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NATO-møtet i Helsingborg ble avsluttet med forsikringer om alliansens styrke. Generalsekretær Mark Rutte understreket USAs fortsatte engasjement.

NATOs utenriksministre var samlet i Helsingborg på fredag. Mark Rutte sa etter møtet at USA ønsker å forbli i NATO.

Rutte understreket at alle medlemsland følger artikkel 5. Han kalte viljen til å forsvare alliansen for jernhard.

Utenriksminister Marco Rubio bemerket at Donald Trump er skuffet over flere allierte. Han nevnte behovet for hjelp med Iran og Hormuzstredet.

Maria Malmer Stenergard sa at møtet har ført til tettere bånd mellom de allierte. Møtet blir sett på som forberedelse til det neste store møtet i Ankara om seks uker.

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