“We Will Not Be Intimidated,” Rutte Warns Russia as NATO Strengthens Eastern Defences | AC1B

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal address European security, Russian hybrid attacks and continued military support for Ukraine during a press conference in Tallinn, Estonia. Rutte says NATO has the response options needed to counter cyberattacks and other threats, warning that Russia will not intimidate the alliance. Estonia also announces an additional €10 million contribution to NATO’s Ukraine support programme and reaffirms its commitment to collective defence. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News. Mark Rutte Warns Russia as NATO Vows to Counter Hybrid Attacks Across Europe “We Will Not Be Intimidated,” Rutte Warns Russia as NATO Strengthens Eastern Defences “We Have All the Response Options We Need,” Rutte Says on Russian Hybrid Attacks Estonia Pledges Another €10 Million for Ukraine as Rutte Calls for Stronger Air Defence Mark Rutte Estonia press conference, NATO chief Mark Rutte latest news, Kristen

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