NATO stated that it is ready to defend the USA

World 15:35, 22-01-2026

NATO Secretary General Mark Ryutte announced that European countries are fully prepared to defend the United States. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to him, if the US is attacked, all NATO member states will remain committed to their alliance obligations. Mark Ryutte expressed these views during a meeting with US President Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum held in Davos.

He responded to Trump's question, "If the US is attacked, will NATO countries come to help?" "We can answer with full confidence to the question of whether NATO countries will assist the United States — of course, they will come to help.

The experience in Afghanistan can serve as a clear example of this. At that time, for every two American soldiers killed, one soldier from another NATO country was present," said Mark Ryutte.

He also emphasized that during Donald Trump's presidency, NATO has become stronger, with cooperation within the alliance and military capabilities significantly increased.

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