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Obama: NATO Consulting With Russia to Reduce Tensions, Potential Escalation
Obama: NATO Consulting With Russia to Reduce Tensions, Potential Escalation
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NATO is in contact with Russia on resolving the crisis in eastern Ukraine to avoid potential escalation, US President Barack Obama stated on Monday during his... 04.04.2016, Sputnik International
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Obama: NATO Consulting With Russia to Reduce Tensions, Potential Escalation
17:46 GMT 04.04.2016 (Updated: 10:52 GMT 06.08.2022) NATO is in contact with Russia on resolving the crisis in eastern Ukraine to avoid potential escalation, US President Barack Obama stated on Monday during his meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) — The United States and NATO will further train and support the Ukrainian military to enhance its defense capabilities, US President Barack Obama told reporters on Monday.
"NATO is consulting with Russia to "reduce tensions and potential escalation," the White House announced in a pool report.
"That does not mean we are not continuing to work with Russia to try and find a resolution to the problems in Ukraine. We think it's important to maintain a dialogue with Russia and in a very transparent fashion indicate the firmness of our resolve to protect our values and our allies," Obama said as quoted in the pool report.
Washington has accused Moscow of military engagement in Ukraine. Russia has denied the allegations of being involved militarily in the conflict.
