NATO's Assurance: Trump Committed to Article 5

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte confirmed U.S. President Donald Trump's commitment to the alliance's Article 5 mutual defense clause. The declaration emphasizes the United States' support and dedication to NATO's principles, alleviating concerns about its stance on allied defense obligations.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte expressed confidence on Tuesday in U.S. President Donald Trump's dedication to the alliance's mutual defense obligations, specifically Article 5. Rutte's statement aimed to reassure member nations of the United States' unwavering commitment to defending its allies in times of need.

In recent months, discussions regarding the U.S. role within NATO and its dedication to Article 5 have stirred debate. These agreements ensure collective defense measures are executed if any member country is attacked.

Rutte's remarks underscore the solidarity and unity among NATO members, seeking to dispel doubts about the U.S.'s involvement and responsibility in the alliance's strategic goals.

(With inputs from agencies.)