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NATO's secretary general does not think war in Ukraine will end with victory for either side

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated in a Bloomberg interview that the war in Ukraine is unlikely to end with a victory for either side, suggesting such conflicts typically conclude with a compromise peace deal. Rutte also cautioned that Russia's military threat to Europe could increase significantly once its forces are no longer engaged in Ukraine.
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NATO's Mark Rutte has called for continued European vigilance, warning that a post-war Russian military poses long-term security threats despite potential peace deals.

NATO's secretary general does not think war in Ukraine will end with victory for either side
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