NATO Secretary General denies US plans to withdraw from NATO

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that the United States will not withdraw from the military bloc. He wrote about this on March 6 on the social network X (Ex. Twitter)

"The transatlantic partnership remains the foundation of the alliance," Rutte said.

He then added that the United States "has clearly confirmed its commitment to NATO."

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