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Stoltenberg's worst nightmare? Trump collapsing NATO!
Stoltenberg's worst nightmare? Trump collapsing NATO!
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Stoltenberg's worst nightmare? Trump collapsing NATO! "At the NATO summit in 2018, where President Trump actually said that he was considering leaving the... 09.11.2025, Sputnik Africa
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Stoltenberg's worst nightmare? Trump collapsing NATO! "At the NATO summit in 2018, where President Trump actually said that he was considering leaving the alliance, I was concerned that I was going to be the secretary-general who oversaw the end of NATO,” Stoltenberg told The Times.He added that tensions were defused after European allies at the time promised to step up to do more to keep NATO afloat. Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized NATO members who are unwilling to pay contributions to the alliance amounting to 2% of their GDP.Subscribe to @SputnikInt
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Stoltenberg's worst nightmare? Trump collapsing NATO!
14:44 09.11.2025 (Updated: 15:04 09.11.2025) Stoltenberg's worst nightmare? Trump collapsing NATO!
"At the NATO summit in 2018, where President Trump actually said that he was considering leaving the alliance, I was concerned that I was going to be the secretary-general who oversaw the end of NATO,” Stoltenberg told The Times.
He added that tensions were defused after European allies at the time promised to step up to do more to keep NATO afloat.
Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized NATO members who are unwilling to pay contributions to the alliance amounting to 2% of their GDP.
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