The atrocity of Moscow was denounced at the NATO Summit[/B] by the leaders of the Alliance's member states from Madrid.
With NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg noting that Ukraine can count on the Alliance's support[/B] "for as long as it is needed."[/B]
"Russia's appalling brutality is causing immense human suffering and mass displacement, disproportionately affecting women and children. Russia bears full responsibility[/B] for this humanitarian catastrophe," the leaders of the Alliance members said in the joint communiqué.
The NATO Summit also announced the start of the accession process of Sweden and Finland.
NATO considers that China poses a challenge to the "interests" and "security" of NATO countries in the Alliance's new strategic roadmap adopted in Madrid.
"China's stated ambitions and coercive policies pose a challenge to our interests, security and values," reads the new strategic roadmap, which denounces "strategic collusion" between Beijing and Moscow against the "international order."
Source: APM
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