Приклади вживання Stoltenberg noted Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Stoltenberg noted 2014 has introduced more“aggression, crisis and conflict.
Addressing fairer burden-sharing in the Alliance, Mr. Stoltenberg noted that“the trend is up and it is unprecedented.”.
Mr. Stoltenberg noted that the ceasefire appeared to be holding, but remained fragile.
We can see regular ceasefire violations andwe will urge the parties to keep it in Warsaw,' Stoltenberg noted.
Mr. Stoltenberg noted that NATO condemns Russia's aggressive actions in the Black Sea region.
We can see regular ceasefire violations andwe will urge the parties to keep it in Warsaw,' Stoltenberg noted.
Mr. Stoltenberg noted that ministers will also explore additional assistance for Ukraine and Georgia.
Speaking about Kyiv's desire for rapprochement with NATO, Stoltenberg noted that the reforms that Ukraine urgently needs will play an important role in this regard.
Stoltenberg noted that this facility is planned to keep the American armored vehicles, weapons and ammunition.
Last week I spent four hours in the White House, and I can assure you that there was no debate aboutNATO's role in relation to North Korea," Stoltenberg noted in an interview with Welt am Sonntag newspaper.
At the same time, Stoltenberg noted that today there are many tools for developing relations with Ukraine.
Pointing to concrete progress, such as real-time warnings about cyber-attacks and complementary maritime operations,Mr. Stoltenberg noted that“going forward, military mobility could become a flagship for cooperation.”.
Stoltenberg noted,“After years of denials, Russia recently acknowledged the existence of a new missile system, called 9M729.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg noted that Foreign Ministers will next meet in Washington in April 2019, marking 70 years since the Alliance's founding.
Stoltenberg noted, After years of denials, Russia recently acknowledged the existence of a new missile system, called 9M729.
Mr. Stoltenberg noted that Georgia is making good progress, and NATO will continue to help Georgia advance on its path towards membership.
Stoltenberg noted that currently discusses the possibility of placing in each of the Baltic States and in Poland, at the international battalion.
Stoltenberg noted that Europe and the US to jointly modernize the command structure of NATO to strengthen cyber defence and increase investment in collective defence.
Stoltenberg noted that there should be open channels for political dialogue with Russia in order to try to reduce tensions and to avoid the risk of military incidents.
Stoltenberg noted that"Hungary is a highly-valued Ally" that"contributes to NATO collective defense," adding that Ukraine is a"partner" of NATO and a"victim of Russian aggression.".
Stoltenberg noted that one of the biggest achievements of the summit in Warsaw was the fact that NATO formulated its policy towards Russia: a military fortification but also political dialogue.
Mr. Stoltenberg noted that NATO is working to convert Operation Active Endeavour into a broader maritime security operation, encompassing tasks such as supporting situational awareness, countering terrorism and contributing to capacity building.
We are here to prevent conflict and not to provoke it noted Stoltenberg.
Stoltenberg also noted that unlike the European Union, NATO had no mechanism allowing suspension or even expulsion of a member state.
Stoltenberg, in turn, noted that NATO nations have differences on some issues, but despite this, the allies remain strong while maintaining unity.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who chaired the meeting, noted that Allies and Russia discussed two important topics: Ukraine and the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
Where exactly the new center will be, Jens Stoltenberg did not specify, noting only that he will be included in the already existing NATO structure.
Stoltenberg stressed that NATO is not interested in confrontation, noting that Moscow“is ready to use military force against neighbors”:.
Mr. Stoltenberg welcomed Allies' progress on defence spending, noting that“after many years of substantial reductions in defence spending, the cuts have now practically stopped among European Allies and Canada.
Noting that“high readiness is essential in a more unpredictable world”, Stoltenberg said allies are also expected to agree a Nato readiness initiative- the‘Four Thirties'.