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Director General of the NATO International Military Staff visits Georgia27 Apr. 2018 to the Georgian Ministry of Defence was also an opportunity for Lieutenant General Broeks to sit down with Captain Temur Kvantaliani, Commander of the Georgian Coastguard who provided an update on the security situation in the Black Sea and Georgian maritime | News |
Press Conference by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg following the morning meeting of the North Atlantic Council (NAC) in Foreign Ministers' session27 Apr. 2018 not fully implemented. And we have also expressed concerns about other activities of Iran, including their destabilising activities in the region, support for extremist groups and threats to freedom of maritime navigation. And especially NATO Allies have | Opinion |
Director General of the NATO International Military Staff visits Georgia27 Apr. 2018 to the Georgian Ministry of Defence was also an opportunity for Lieutenant General Broeks to sit down with Captain Temur Kvantaliani, Commander of the Georgian Coastguard who provided an update on the security situation in the Black Sea and Georgian maritime | News |
Press conference by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg ahead of the meetings of NATO Foreign Ministers26 Apr. 2018 missile programme, which is a cause for great concern, and also the efforts of Iran to destabilise the region, support to different terrorist groups and also the threat to the freedom of maritime navigation. So, we are concerned both about the Iranian | Opinion |
Developing NATO’s cutting-edge capabilities20 Apr. 2018 – and common warehousing – of land battle decisive munitions (LBDMs) that will enable participants to acquire munitions at lower cost and harmonise their inventories. They will also continue working to develop maritime unmanned systems suitable | News |
Developing NATO’s cutting-edge capabilities20 Apr. 2018 – and common warehousing – of land battle decisive munitions (LBDMs) that will enable participants to acquire munitions at lower cost and harmonise their inventories. They will also continue working to develop maritime unmanned systems suitable | News |
Joint press conference with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Mark Rutte19 Apr. 2018 what we have seen over the last couple of years is that NATO has increased its military presence in the Baltic region: with air policing, with more maritime presence and also with more land forces. Currently we’re not planning to increase our military | Opinion |
Joint press conference with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau04 Apr. 2018 Allies safe. Canadian jets have also patrolled the Black Sea region to support Romania. And Canadian ships boost NATO’s maritime presence from the North Sea to the Aegean Sea. I also warmly welcome Canada’s decision to re-join our AWACS programme. We | Opinion |
Secretary General marks 69th anniversary of NATO, thanks Canada for its contributions04 Apr. 2018 . The Secretary General thanked Canada for leading NATO’s multinational battlegroup in Latvia. He further thanked Canada for providing air and maritime capabilities to the Alliance; for supporting partners including Ukraine, Afghanistan and Iraq; and for working | News |
Deputy Chairman of the NATO Military Committee visits the United Kingdom16 Mar. 2018 to the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC) HQ and the NATO Maritime Command in Norfolk | News |
