NATO Leader Blasts Trump's Suggestion He Would Encourage Russian Invasion of U.S. Allies.

President Biden and NATO leaders have criticized presidential candidate Donald Trump for suggesting that he would encourage Russia to invade U.S. allies that do not contribute enough to military defense. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg stated that any suggestion that allies would not defend each other undermines security and puts soldiers at risk. German and Polish leaders also criticized Trump's comments, highlighting the global implications of the U.S. presidential campaign. Trump's remarks have raised concerns about America's national security and the potential for other nations to seek security arrangements with U.S. adversaries. [Extracted from the article]

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