Russia's war against Ukraine was main topic of Biden-Stoltenberg meeting - White House

Russia's war against Ukraine was main topic of Biden-Stoltenberg meeting - White House

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U.S. President Joe Biden and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at a meeting on Tuesday discussed the consequences of the Russian war, the multi-format strengthening of Ukraine's defense capabilities, as well as the strengthening of the NATO alliance. CE Report quoting Ukrinform

That's according to a readout of the two leaders' meeting published on the White House website, Ukrinform reports.

"The leaders discussed the implications of Russia's war on Ukraine for transatlantic security and the importance of continuing to strengthen NATO's deterrence and defense," the readout reads.

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