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- ‘Difficult if not impossible to solve crises without Russia’ – Italian PM to NATO chief
Moscow is essential to resolving deadlocks in ongoing international crises, Italy’s new Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte insists. He called for Western countries to seek dialogue with Russia instead of turning a cold shoulder.World News - Expanding ‘chokehold’ on Russia: Analysts to RT on NATO’s plan for new command centers
Building two command centers in the US and Germany, NATO is either preparing to take on Russia or executing its “suffocation” strategy against Moscow, military analysts told RT.World News - Kiev’s hoax murder of Russian journalist Babchenko may undermine trust in free press – NATO chief
The chief of NATO criticized Ukraine for its intelligence stunt involving the staged murder of Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko, saying the incident has the power to “undermine” the free press and “fuel propaganda.”World News - Atlantic Council: Pro-NATO pressure group uses distortions to fight ‘disinformation’
Fueling hysteria about ‘Russian disinformation,’ ‘Russian meddling,’ and ‘Russian propaganda’ has quickly become a lucrative pastime. Now NATO’s Atlantic Council has gathered the leading proponents under one umbrella.World News - Atlantic Council: Pro-NATO pressure group uses distortions to fight ‘disinformation’
Fueling hysteria about ‘Russian disinformation,’ ‘Russian meddling,’ and ‘Russian propaganda’ has quickly become a lucrative pastime. Now NATO’s Atlantic Council has gathered the leading proponents under one umbrella. - We are not a ‘yes sir’ govt – Italy’s Di Maio as he defies NATO over Russia sanctions
In response to NATO’s warning that Rome better leave sanctions on Russia as they are, Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said the new government will not take orders from others and will keep moving closer to Russia.World News
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