NATO convened in Ankara and it still exists. The bar for a triumphant summit is now exactly that low. On @contriftshow how the alliance saved itself — barely — this week. #NATO #AnkaraSummit #AllianceChallenge #TR
Trumpove izjave na summitu u Ankari izazvale su duboku uznemirenost u Moskvi, s obzirom na to da su podržale Ukrajinu kao aktivnog pružatelja sigurnosti i omogućile joj proizvodnju američkog oružja, što upućuje na značajnu promjenu u američkoj politici prema tom sukobu. #AnkaraSummit #DonaldTrump #Ukrajina
The best that can be said after the Ankara summit is that NATO is still alive and Ukraine has emerged stronger. With a US who practises wrecking ball, allies cannot be sure where the next punch or kick will land, a fatal blow or a mere graze https://t.co/ilJ1uP6wut #NATO #Ukraine #AnkaraSummit #TR #UA #US
The key outcome of the Ankara summit is that NATO remains united and that the allies’ commitment to collective defence - one for all and all for one - remains firm, despite political rhetoric and hostile propaganda. #NATO #CollectiveDefence #AnkaraSummit #TR #NATO
Just landed in 🇹🇷Türkye for Ankara NATO Summit. This is important moment for security in #Europe. 🇸🇰Slovakia will work with allies on supporting stronger Europe in stronger #NATO that reinforces transatlantic bond. Key matters on our agenda: enhanced collective defense, and https://t.co/3G9fQM2qBD #AnkaraSummit #NATO #EuropeSecurity #TR #SK
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is set to meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in Ankara to discuss key issues ahead of the NATO Summit scheduled for July 7-8, including tensions between Washington and the alliance, collective defense, and the significance of NATO's unity amidst ongoing military conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. #NATO #AnkaraSummit #Diplomacy
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is set to meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in Ankara to discuss key issues ahead of the NATO Summit scheduled for July 7-8, including tensions between Washington and the alliance, collective defense, and the significance of NATO's unity amidst ongoing military conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. #NATO #AnkaraSummit #Diplomacy
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is set to meet with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in Ankara today to discuss the upcoming NATO Summit on July 7-8, focusing on tensions between Washington and the alliance, burden-sharing among European allies, and the importance of unity and solidarity within NATO amid ongoing military conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. #NATO #AnkaraSummit #InternationalRelations
