Secretary General: NATO countries decide to reduce dependence on China

Kanan Novruzov
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NATO countries have decided to reduce dependence on China, Secretary General of the Alliance Jens Stoltenberg said at a briefing on the results of the meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers in Bucharest.

He said that it is necessary to reduce dependence on other authoritarian regimes.

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