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NATO Defence Ministers to address pressing security challenges12 Feb. 2019 and maritime operations. NATO will continue to support the Afghan security forces to “create the conditions for a peaceful solution,” and to help Iraq “prevent the resurgence of ISIS, or other terrorist groups.” Finally, Ministers will conclude | News |
Joint press conference with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the President of Romania, Klaus Iohannis at Cotroceni Palace31 Jan. 2019 into modernising the armed forces and this has already become visible and is seen as a positive example in NATO. We actively contribute to the strengthening of NATO’s posture of deterrence and defence on home territory and in other countries and I would like | Opinion |
Media Availability with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and Acting US Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan at an Enhanced Honor Cordon and Meeting at the Pentagon28 Jan. 2019 increased defense spending by approximately $100 billion. Our recent funding increases let us bolster deterrence and defense through larger and more frequent exercises, mobility and infrastructure improvements and a re-vamped NATO response force and command | Opinion |
Joint press point with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern25 Jan. 2019 years and New Zealand has contributed with personnel to the National Army Defence Academy, helping to train and educate Afghan soldiers and officers. And the purpose of our presence in Afghanistan is to prevent Afghanistan from once again becoming a safe | Opinion |
NATO Chiefs of Defence focus on NATO’s Readiness and its Deterrence and Defence Posture24 Jan. 2019 that “ the security situation remains extremely challenging. Nevertheless, the Afghan National Defence and Security Forces are working hard to secure their country and deny a safe haven to terrorists ”. The last session of the day was devoted to Pakistan. The 29 | News |
NATO Chiefs of Defence focus on NATO’s Readiness and its Deterrence and Defence Posture24 Jan. 2019 that “ the security situation remains extremely challenging. Nevertheless, the Afghan National Defence and Security Forces are working hard to secure their country and deny a safe haven to terrorists ”. The last session of the day was devoted to Pakistan. The 29 | News |
Press Conference by the Chairman of the Military Committee, Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach, at the 180th meeting of the Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence session16 Jan. 2019 in Afghanistan. The Chiefs of Defence reiterated their support for the NATO-led mission to train, assist and advise the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces and Institutions. The Chiefs of Defence reaffirmed their commitment to Afghanistan's | Opinion |
Opening Remarks by the Chairman of the Military Committee, Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach, at the 180th meeting of the Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence session15 Jan. 2019 . Our commitment to Afghanistan is unwavering. The security situation remains challenging. Nevertheless, the Afghan National Defence and Security Forces are working very hard to secure their country and deny a safe haven to terrorists. We have | Opinion |
180th Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence Session – NATO Headquarters, Brussels, Belgium09 Jan. 2019 with their Operational Partners and exchange views on the NATO-led Resolute Support Mission to train, assist and advise Afghan Institutions and National Defence and Security Forces as well as the regional security situation. The second day will focus on Warfare | |
180th Military Committee in Chiefs of Defence Session – NATO Headquarters, Brussels, Belgium09 Jan. 2019 with their Operational Partners and exchange views on the NATO-led Resolute Support Mission to train, assist and advise Afghan Institutions and National Defence and Security Forces as well as the regional security situation. The second day will focus on Warfare |
