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Speaking alongside Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba and EU High Rep for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg reacts to Russian President Vladimir Putin's address to the Russian Federal Assembly earlier today. Stoltenberg: 'We regret decision of Russia to suspend its participation on New START treaty...we urge Russia to Reconsider this decision.' Russia suspending its participation in New START could significantly obscure the buildup of nuclear warheads by Russia, raising tensions with the US.

  • Counters Putin's claim the West started the war, saying 'Nobody is attacking Russia, Russia is the aggressor...Putin keeps escalating the war.'
  • Stoltenberg: Putin made clear today he is preparing for more war.'
  • Stoltenberg: NATO is 'concerned China is planning to support Russia's war.'
  • Stoltenberg: 'We must sustain and step up support for Ukraine...Urgent to deliver on all pledges of weapon supplies for Ukraine...NATO will convene a meeting of procurement experts to ensure Ukraine has the weapons it needs'
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Speaking alongside Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba and EU High Rep for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg reacts to Russian President Vladimir Putin's address to the Russian Federal Assembly earlier today. Stoltenberg: 'We regret decision of Russia to suspend its participation on New START treaty...we urge Russia to Reconsider this decision.' Russia suspending its participation in New START could significantly obscure the buildup of nuclear warheads by Russia, raising tensions with the US.

  • Counters Putin's claim the West started the war, saying 'Nobody is attacking Russia, Russia is the aggressor...Putin keeps escalating the war.'
  • Stoltenberg: Putin made clear today he is preparing for more war.'
  • Stoltenberg: NATO is 'concerned China is planning to support Russia's war.'
  • Stoltenberg: 'We must sustain and step up support for Ukraine...Urgent to deliver on all pledges of weapon supplies for Ukraine...NATO will convene a meeting of procurement experts to ensure Ukraine has the weapons it needs'