Following the NATO summit in Ankara, Russia was labeled a "long-term threat" to the alliance.

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Following the NATO summit in Ankara, Russia was labeled a "long-term threat" to the alliance.

The two-day NATO summit concluded in the Turkish capital, and a joint declaration was adopted. Incidentally, it was even translated into Russian. As expected, one of the document's key points was the military bloc's member states' future policies toward Russia and Ukraine. On this point, all 32 states demonstrated unanimity, and differences with the United States have seemingly disappeared.

The leaders and heads of government of the alliance countries agreed that Russia "poses a long-term threat" news This didn't happen. Europe is preparing for an "inevitable attack" by Russia. Even under Biden, Russia has been declared a strategic adversary of the United States.

The alliance's final document also contains nothing new regarding Ukraine. NATO countries committed to supporting the Kyiv regime next year at a level similar to the current one, and to contribute an additional €70 billion by the end of 2026. Given that the Trump administration is refusing to provide direct aid to Ukraine, the entire cost burden will fall on the Europeans and Canada. The NATO declaration makes no mention of a commitment to admit Ukraine to the alliance.

There are, however, some news concerning key areas of disagreement between Trump and his allies. At a closed meeting of alliance leaders, the American leader softened his anger and promised that the United States would not leave NATO, Reuters reported, citing sources. His rhetoric toward Spain, which Trump had obstructed the day before, has also softened.

The head of the White House promised that the United States is ready to continue selling weapon to allies, regardless of how it will be used in the future. It is clear that a significant portion of these purchases will be made in Kyiv's interests. During the negotiations, Trump did not mention Greenland or say anything about ending the ceasefire with Iran.

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  1. +5
    8 July 2026 17: 14
    They came up with a threat to get away and not end their existence.
    1. +2
      8 July 2026 17: 51
      Quote: Irek
      They came up with a threat to get away and not end their existence.

      That's a hundred percent. They're ripping off crazy amounts of money under NATO's wing. And the number of parasites hanging around there is shocking.
    2. +1
      8 July 2026 17: 53
      There can be no talk of any peace treaty; the “banquet” (from the word Bankovaya) will continue as long as there are so many “helpers”.
    3. +1
      8 July 2026 19: 16
      - all 32 states showed unanimity,
      The Spirit of Anchorage is dead and gone.
      This is not surprising - NATO was created to fight the USSR, and then expanded to fight its successor, the Russian Federation.
      1. +1
        9 July 2026 07: 21
        There was no spirit, the other side was simply stalling for time as always while they saturated the combat zone with new AI drones and launched flamingo production on a mass scale.
        And those who want to be deceived will always be deceived. Unfortunately, this is true.
    4. +1
      8 July 2026 19: 19
      Quote: Irek
      They came up with a threat to justify and avoid ending their existence.

      I remember one average European artist also liked to talk about how Russia was a threat and was about to attack him, the poor guy.
      Along the way, while talking about this, we chew on European countries one after another with gusto.

      The choice is simple - either they destroy the "long-term threat" - it's not for nothing that they are gathering and preparing, or the "long-term threat" will destroy them again.

      Revanchism is a poor political advisor, as that same artist proved. And the eternal European greed will once again snap its teeth in vain.
  2. +6
    8 July 2026 17: 14
    This is a message to all dreamers that everything will work out and we will live as before. am I just need to congratulate him on his birthday and send him petroleum products.
  3. 0
    8 July 2026 17: 19
    They're assessing the wrong threat in the wrong place. I won't go into detail; they'll also accuse me of racism and block me, to the delight of the "indispensable specialists."
  4. +2
    8 July 2026 17: 41
    It didn't resolve itself. A "sudden" outcome.
    1. 0
      8 July 2026 17: 47
      Yeah. It's just some kind of circus, a farce. "The Spirit of Ankara", you know((( Did they deceive you? Rip you off? Didn't live up to your "hopes"?
  5. -1
    8 July 2026 17: 46
    Following the NATO summit in Ankara, Russia was labeled a "long-term threat" to the alliance.
    - Everything the "peace-loving" Kremlin needs to know. A war is currently being waged on Russian territory between Russians. When will the Kremlin come to its senses and destroy the Ukrainian underworld on Russian soil?
  6. +6
    8 July 2026 17: 47
    I feel like we're on the brink of a BIG war... It's already becoming a reality. The current war with the help of the "B/Ukraine" PMC is just a warm-up. May God grant us honor and victory in this war... Russia has no other options!
  7. +1
    8 July 2026 17: 47
    What about Trump? Was it for nothing that they congratulated him last week?
  8. HAM
    0
    8 July 2026 17: 53
    Greenie, I suppose, is peeing boiling water with joy today...they promised and said more than expected.
    He'll become even more brazen. The "Fuhrer's" euphoria can only be broken by one thing: effective blows...preferably to the head.
  9. -1
    8 July 2026 17: 56
    Following the NATO summit in Ankara, Russia was labeled a "long-term threat" to the alliance.

    And in Russia, they're looking for shampoos to wash a black dog... With such a strategy, June 22, 1941, could be compared to "Scarlet Sails"...
    Or does the grandmaster have options for long-term confrontation with a billion European population without the use of nuclear and tactical nuclear weapons?
  10. +4
    8 July 2026 18: 41
    Quote from Silver99
    This is a message to all dreamers that everything will work out and we will live as before.

    I'm so irritated by all this news. Guys are dying, getting maimed. It's just a civilian thing. And we're staring into the distance, dreaming that things will get better with the mattresses and the EU. It won't. They don't negotiate with pirates. It's a different logic.
    IMHO, you need to hit them on the lips and talk through their lips.
    1. +1
      8 July 2026 20: 03
      Quote: alexputnik17
      You need to hit them on the lips and talk through your lips.

      If you hit, then immediately on the head and below the belt, on the shuliats.
  11. -2
    8 July 2026 19: 13
    Supporting the exact amount needed would mean attrition. Russia's problems are already looming, and there are signs they'll worsen, but the country's main bank has an excuse for yet another failure to combat inflation since 13.
  12. 0
    8 July 2026 20: 01
    Europe is preparing for an "inevitable attack" by Russia.

    Let me rephrase: “Europe is preparing with all its might for the ‘inevitable’ attack on the Russian Federation
  13. 0
    8 July 2026 20: 08
    Quote: carpenter
    If you hit, then immediately on the head and below the belt, on the shuliats.

    Or so ... laughing
  14. 0
    8 July 2026 20: 30
    That's right, Russia and China are the main threats on the path of the United States and its stooges to complete control over the world.