Stoltenberg: Georgia and Moldova need NATO support
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- 28 April, 2022
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The brutal invasion of Ukraine demonstrates the need for NATO to provide support to those countries in Europe that are not members of NATO nor the European Union, like Moldova and Georgia, Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said at a news conference after meeting the European Parliament’s president and group leaders on Thursday, Report informs.
“That is about practical and political support. Georgia is a highly values partner. It also has close cooperation with the European Union. We are looking into what we can do more to work even closer with our partners in the Eastern part of Europe,” NATO Secretary-General said.
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