NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg today warned Russia the alliance would boost defences in member states if the Kremlin threatened their security.
The military coalition’s Secretary-General again hit out at Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine - and vowed solidarity would be maintained among NATO’s 31 countries.
“NATO is there to protect all allies against any threats and if we see a danger, if we see a threat, then NATO will be there - as we have been protecting the airspace and NATO territory for decades,” he said.
