NATO needs to produce more weaponry: Rutte tells Trump
NATO needs to produce more weaponry, the head of the alliance said Thursday during a meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House. "We are not doing enough, and not in the US, not in Europe, and we are lagging behind when you compare to the Russians and the Chinese," Mark Rutte told Trump.
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