Stoltenberg said NATO would agree to strengthen its defenses at a key summit in Lithuania next week in order to protect all members, especially those which border Russia’s ally Belarus.
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NATO will monitor the movement of the Wagner Group paramilitary organization in Belarus to maintain the security of the member states of the alliance, NATO Secretary Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday.
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