Rutte: USA vill stanna i Nato

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Natomötet i Helsingborg avslutades med försäkringar om alliansens styrka. Generalsekreterare Mark Rutte betonade USA:s fortsatta engagemang.

Natos utrikesministrar samlades i Helsingborg på fredagen. Mark Rutte sa efter mötet att USA vill stanna i Nato.

Rutte underströk att alla medlemmar följer artikel 5. Han kallade viljan att försvara alliansen järnhård.

Utrikesminister Marco Rubio påpekade att Donald Trump är besviken på flera allierade. Han nämnde behovet av hjälp med Iran och Hormuzsundet.

Maria Malmer Stenergard sa att mötet lett till närmare band mellan allierade. Mötet ses som förberedelse inför nästa stormöte i Ankara om sex veckor.

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