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NATO Defence Ministers meet in Brussels

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NATO News
13 February 2019

NATO Defence Ministers are meeting today to begin two days of talks on pressing security challenges, including Russia’s violation of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.

Ministers will discuss efforts to strengthen the Alliance’s deterrence and defence, and review NATO missions in Afghanistan, Kosovo, Iraq and the maritime area. Burden-sharing and NATO-EU cooperation will also be high on the agenda.

Read NATO Secretary General’s doorstep statement here (NATO website).
Follow the Meetings of NATO Ministers of Defence agenda (NATO website).

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NATO website.

By U.S. Mission to the United Kingdom | 13 February, 2019 | Categories: Europe & Eurasia, NATO, News, News, Western Hemisphere | Tags: Brussels, INF, Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces, NATO, Russia

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