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Baada ya Prigozhin kuwasili rasmi nchini Belarus jana jumanne, NATO wameanza kulialia na kulalamika kuwa kuhamishwa kwa kiongozi wa Wagner, Prigozhin, na askari wake nchini Belarus kunahatarisha zaidi usalama wa nchi za NATO zilizo karibu na Belarus.
Malalamiko hayo yamezungimzwa na marais wa Lithuania na wa Poland baada ya kikao cha NATO, the Hague. Wamemba vikao vya NATO viitishwe haraka mno kujadili janga hilo kubwa kwa nchi zao.
Source: aljazeera
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NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has said the Western military alliance is ready to defend itself against any threat posed by the move of Russia’s Wagner mercenary force to Belarus amid fears the relocation of the private army could create instability for NATO’s Eastern European members.
Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin was reported to have arrived in Belarus on Tuesday under a deal negotiated by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, which narrowly prevented the mercenaries from marching on Moscow on Saturday after the private army mutinied against Russia’s military leaders.
“If Wagner deploys its serial killers in Belarus, all neighbouring countries face even bigger danger of instability,” Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said after a meeting in The Hague with NATO’s Stoltenberg and government leaders from six other NATO allies.
Polish President Andrzej Duda said he hoped the threat posed by Wagner mercenaries to NATO would be on the agenda at a summit of all 31 members in Vilnius, Lithuania, on July 11-12.
“This is really serious and very concerning, and we have to make very strong decisions. It requires a very, very tough answer of NATO,” Duda said.
Malalamiko hayo yamezungimzwa na marais wa Lithuania na wa Poland baada ya kikao cha NATO, the Hague. Wamemba vikao vya NATO viitishwe haraka mno kujadili janga hilo kubwa kwa nchi zao.
Source: aljazeera
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NATO will defend members from threat of Wagner forces in Belarus
Published On 28 Jun 202328 Jun 2023NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has said the Western military alliance is ready to defend itself against any threat posed by the move of Russia’s Wagner mercenary force to Belarus amid fears the relocation of the private army could create instability for NATO’s Eastern European members.
Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin was reported to have arrived in Belarus on Tuesday under a deal negotiated by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, which narrowly prevented the mercenaries from marching on Moscow on Saturday after the private army mutinied against Russia’s military leaders.
“If Wagner deploys its serial killers in Belarus, all neighbouring countries face even bigger danger of instability,” Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said after a meeting in The Hague with NATO’s Stoltenberg and government leaders from six other NATO allies.
Polish President Andrzej Duda said he hoped the threat posed by Wagner mercenaries to NATO would be on the agenda at a summit of all 31 members in Vilnius, Lithuania, on July 11-12.
“This is really serious and very concerning, and we have to make very strong decisions. It requires a very, very tough answer of NATO,” Duda said.