Rasmussen proposed creating a "democratic NATO" to counter the US and China.
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Former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen is angry with the United States. He calls for the creation of a "democratic NATO."
According to Rasmussen, this association could be called D7 and could confront the United States of America “if necessary.”
Former Secretary General of the North Atlantic military bloc:
Since childhood, I've admired the United States and considered it the natural-born leader of the free world. But it appears President Trump has stepped down from that position. Therefore, we need a new leader of the free world.
According to Rasmussen, the D7 could include the EU, Britain, Canada, Japan, Australia, South Korea and New Zealand:
If we act together, we are a formidable force.
And who can become the leader of the free mirka peace - Macron, Starmer?
According to the proposal by the politician who served as Danish Prime Minister from 2001 to 2009 and NATO Secretary General from 2009 to 2014, an economic attack on one member of the alliance would be considered an attack on all. In other words, Rasmussen's proposal is essentially an economic NATO. The initiator adds that this way "the free world can resist economic pressure from China." However, Rasmussen did not specify what exactly this pressure from China would entail.
Rasmussen:
We need to jointly develop technological standards, reduce dependence on critical raw materials, and increase investment in the Global South as an alternative to Chinese influence. The Trump administration's unpredictability is also a major asset for our partnership with the United States.
The former Danish Prime Minister recalled Greenland and Washington's threats to seize it. According to Rasmussen, such threats from allies are unacceptable.
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