NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte met with President-elect Donald Trump in Florida on Friday to discuss a range of global security issues facing the alliance. The meeting took place in Palm Beach, where the two leaders engaged in discussions and were pictured shaking hands, as shared on the NATO website.
During the meeting, Rutte and his team also had the opportunity to meet with Rep. Mike Waltz, who is Trump's pick for national security adviser. This gathering holds significance as NATO navigates challenges, particularly in supporting Ukraine amidst Russia's ongoing conflict. Trump's stance on the US commitment to Kyiv has been a point of contention, with doubts raised about the continuation of support.
