Bullet points of New NATO Secretary General Rutte 'proven Russia hater' — diplomat
Bullet points of New NATO Secretary General Rutte 'proven Russia hater' — diplomat
- Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova believes that new NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will continue to pursue an anti-Russian path during his tenure.
- Rutte proved his commitment to the Atlanticist camp and Russia haters as Dutch prime minister, earning him the position of NATO secretary general.
- Zakharova expects harsher anti-Russian rhetoric from Rutte, but nothing constructive.
- Rutte's appointment as NATO secretary general was seen as a reward for his anti-Russian views.
- Moscow has no reason to believe that Rutte will change his stance on Russia during his tenure.
- Zakharova criticized Rutte's appointment, saying it was a sign of the West's anti-Russian bias.
- Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova believes that new NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will continue to pursue an anti-Russian path during his tenure.
- Rutte proved his commitment to the Atlanticist camp and Russia haters as Dutch prime minister, earning him the position of NATO secretary general.
- Zakharova expects harsher anti-Russian rhetoric from Rutte, but nothing constructive.
- Rutte's appointment as NATO secretary general was seen as a reward for his anti-Russian views.
- Moscow has no reason to believe that Rutte will change his stance on Russia during his tenure.
- Zakharova criticized Rutte's appointment, saying it was a sign of the West's anti-Russian bias.