Stoltenberg: Russia is becoming increasingly unpredictable.
According to him, “the situation shows that there are additional threats from Russia, to which the alliance needs to find answers.”
Stoltenberg added that NATO "fears Russia's transition from standard to nuclear weapons." In this regard, the member states of the alliance "need to improve their defense capability," he said.
The Secretary General believes that Germany and other NATO member countries "will reconsider their approach towards Russia."
Meanwhile, the head of the British Foreign Ministry, Boris Johnson, said that on Monday the government would hand over samples of the poison in the OPCW in the Skripl case.
Recall that Skripal and his daughter Julia were found 4 March in an unconscious state in Salisbury. According to the British authorities, they were poisoned by the nerve agent of the Novice group, allegedly made in Russia.
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