NATO chief says strike on passenger train in Ukraine shows Putin's desperation

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that a Russian strike on a passenger train locomotive in Ukraine's Volyn Oblast, near the Polish border, demonstrates Vladimir Putin's desperation. Rutte asserted that this attack, which occurred on September 13, will prompt NATO to increase support for Ukraine and reaffirm its commitment to defending Allied territory.

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte believes Russia's strike on a passenger train locomotive in Ukraine near the Polish border shows the desperation of Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin.

NATO chief says strike on passenger train in Ukraine shows Putin's desperation

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