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NATO Summit to Focus on Islamic State Attacks, Russian Aggression, Afghan War


On the heels of a U.S. announcement to keep 8,400 U.S. troops in Afghanistan, NATO leaders will meet in Warsaw Friday and Saturday to discuss three key security topics: continuing support for Afghan forces, defeating Islamic State militants on NATO’s southern flank and deterring Russian aggression on the alliance’s eastern flank.

“Let’s be blunt: Alliances don’t have a choice. They have to walk and chew gum. You don’t prioritize key threats; you have to deal with all of them,” Anthony Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies told VOA ahead of the summit.

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With U.S. troop numbers no longer uncertain, …read more

Source: Voice of America

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