NATO Chief Warns of China's Growing Military Threat
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte expressed concern over China's military expansion and drills near Taiwan during his visit to Japan. He emphasized the need for NATO members to collaborate to maintain open sea lanes, citing China's support for Russia and rapid military buildup. Rutte highlighted the interconnectedness of global security threats, noting China's cooperation with Russia, North Korea, and Iran. He welcomed increased defense spending and closer ties between NATO and Indo-Pacific nations like Japan, despite Beijing's criticism.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte expressed concern over China's military expansion and drills near Taiwan during his visit to Japan. He emphasized the need for NATO members to collaborate to maintain open sea lanes, citing China's support for Russia and rapid military buildup. Rutte highlighted the interconnectedness of global security threats, noting China's cooperation with Russia, North Korea, and Iran. He welcomed increased defense spending and closer ties between NATO and Indo-Pacific nations like Japan, despite Beijing's criticism.
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