NATO Chief Calls for Transatlantic Unity

NATO chief Mark Rutte emphasized the importance of unity in security between the U.S. and Europe, cautioning against independent actions. In a speech at the Warsaw School of Economics, Rutte highlighted the need for Europe to enhance its security efforts to ensure a fairer transatlantic alliance.

On Wednesday, NATO chief Mark Rutte issued a stark warning to both the U.S. and Europe against the allure of independent security measures, as tensions around the future of the transatlantic alliance loom large.

Speaking at the Warsaw School of Economics, Rutte underscored the necessity of collaborative efforts, stressing that Europe must bolster its security contributions to support a fairer transatlantic partnership.

"This is not the time for individual actions," Rutte declared, emphasizing that unity is crucial for both Europe and North America in these challenging times.

(With inputs from agencies.)