Trump: Putin NATO topraklarına saldırmayacak

Trump says Putin will not attack NATO territory

US president says he had ‘good talks’ with Russian counterpart

‘It doesn’t bother me at all’: Trump says he isn’t worried Russia will attack a NATO country and denies his CIA director issued any warning to Putin

U.S. President Donald Trump said he isn’t worried about a possible Russian attack on a NATO country. “I am not concerned … at all. There is no problem,” he told Axios in a phone interview.

Trump dismisses fears Putin could attack Nato territory

The Wall Street Journal and CBS News reported that CIA Director John Ratcliffe had warned Russia against striking Nato amid US concerns Moscow could test the alliance as tensions over Ukraine rise.

Trump says he is not concerned about possible Russian attack on NATO countries

US President Donald Trump has dismissed concerns about a possible Russian attack on NATO territory and denied that the CIA chief warned Moscow against attacking the Alliance.

Trump: Rusya, NATO topraklarına saldırmayacak

ABD Başkanı Trump, Rus lider Putin ile verimli görüşmeler yaptığını belirterek, "NATO topraklarına saldırmayacaktır" dedi. ABD Başkanı Donald Trump, Oval Ofis'te düzenlediği bir başkanlık kararnamesi imza töreninin ardından basın mensuplarının gündeme ilişkin sorularını yanıtladı. Trump, Rusya'nın NATO topraklarına yönelik herhangi bir saldırı yapıp yapmayacağıyla ilgili tartışmalara değinerek, Moskova'nın bu yönde bir adım atacağını düşünmediğini vurguladı. ABD Başkanı, konuyla ilgili bir soruya, "(Putin'le) Onunla verimli görüşmeler yaptım. NATO topraklarına saldırmayacaktır." yanıtını verdi. Rusya ile İran arasında "nükleer programa" ilişkin yapıldığı belirtilen son görüşmeleri de yorumlayan Trump, Moskova'ya bu konuda bir yaptırım getirmeye açık kapı bıraktı. “YAPTIRIMLA İLGİLİ KARAR DURUMA BAĞLI” Yaptırımla ilgili kararın "duruma bağlı" olduğunu söyleyen ABD Başkanı, bu süreci yakından takip edeceklerini belirtti. Trump ayrıca, ABD'nin, İran'la yakın ilişki halinde olduğu belirtilen Çinli bankalara neden yaptırım uygulamadığı yönündeki soruya, "Uygulamadığımı nereden biliyorsunuz? Her yaptığım şeyi size açıklamak zorunda mıyım?" diye yanıt verdi. ABD Merkezi İstihbarat Teşkilatı (CIA) Direktörü John Ratcliffe'in Rusya'ya gerçekleştirdiği gizli ziyaretin amacının, "NATO üyesi ülkelere ve Baltık devletlerine yönelik saldırılardan kaçınmaları" konusunda Rus yetkilileri uyarmak olduğu iddia edilmişti. Wall Street Journal (WSJ) gazetesine konuşan ABD'li yetkililer, Ratcliffe'in ziyaretinin, Rusya Devlet Başkanı Vladimir Putin’in birkaç yıl içinde müttefik bir ülkeye saldırı düzenleyerek NATO'nun kararlılığını test edebileceğini öngören yakın zamandaki ABD istihbarat değerlendirmelerinin ardından gerçekleştiğini belirtmişti.

Tajani says doesn't think Putin will attack NATO

(ANSA) - ROME, AUG 28 - Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said Friday he did not think that Russian President Vladmiri Putin would attack NATO after Moscow threatened British bases after Premier Andy Burnham gave long-range missile tech to Kyiv. "I don't think Russia will attack NATO, and certainly what they're doing from Moscow shouldn't be underestimated: I'm thinking of cyber attacks," said Tajani, who is also deputy premier. "We're organized, we're reacting, we repel them daily. But I don't think we should be overly alarmed. I'm always opposed to creating a climate of agitation and fear. "Also because a Russian attack against the West would leave Russia the loser," he added, "so I don't think Putin would make the mistake of attacking to be defeated." (ANSA). Read article...

Putin warmly congratulates Lukashenko on his birthday

Russian President congratulated his Belarusian counterpart over the phone

Nato sees no imminent threat of Russian attack

A Nato official said Russia was intensifying attacks on Ukraine and increasing hybrid acts across Europe.

EU sees no real threat of alleged Russian attack on bloc — Politico

Back in 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he was ready to "formalize an agreement on mutual non-aggression with Western countries in order to alleviate the concerns that exist in this regard"

What’s really behind Trump’s deference to Putin?

Whether or not US president fits the definition of a Russian asset, his actions align closely with the Kremlin’s interests • Don’t get This Is Europe delivered to your inbox? Sign up here Could Donald Trump be a Russian asset? The headline on a review in the Guardian of my new book Betrayal has provoked heated international debate. Written by the historian Lawrence Freedman, the piece generated thousands of comments from across Europe and beyond on social media. Many people responded with a single word: “Duh!” Trump’s relationship with Vladimir Putin is the biggest mystery in international politics. In 2017 I wrote a book called Collusion, which set out Moscow’s operation to support and cultivate Trump, going back decades. The US president, of course, denies links with Russia. But in his second term, his behaviour towards Putin has been as weird and perplexing as during his first. Continue reading...

EU says alleged Russian drone plot has ‘all the hallmarks of terrorism’

Trump on meeting Putin: "I want to do it when that war is ending"

US President Donald Trump says he could meet Russian leader Vladimir Putin immediately, but wants to hold the summit when the war against Ukraine is coming to an end and a peace deal is within reach.

Trump says Putin not seeking to attack NATO territory

US president says envoys Jared Kushner, Steve Witkoff heading to Moscow with proposal aimed at ending Russia-Ukraine war

‘I know him very well’: Trump says Putin is not going to attack NATO territory

U.S. President Donald Trump said at a White House briefing that Russian President Vladimir Putin does not intend to attack NATO countries.