Russia says NATO states can't enforce Ukraine peace, wants membership pledge scrapped
Russia on Tuesday demanded NATO scrap its 2008 promise to one day give Ukraine membership of the U.S.-led NATO military alliance and dismissed the idea that NATO member forces could be keepers of the peace under some sort of ceasefire deal.
President Donald Trump's negotiations with Russia and comments from his cabinet have stirred European leaders.
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Musk's comment comes after US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that NATO countries need to increase their defense spending ...
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