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NATO head says Russia poses no imminent threat to member countries

NATO head says Russia poses no imminent threat to member countries

His comments follow a Russian document warning of a nuclear response if the West isolates Kaliningrad, a territory bordered by Poland and Lithuania. Speaking in Brussels on Wednesday, NATO secretary general Mark Rutte confirmed the alliance's threat assessment hasn't changed over the past year. He noted that any actual attack on nearby countries like Finland would need an obvious military build-up first.

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