British foreign minister David Cameron said on Thursday there was "incredible unity" between NATO allies when asked about an intercepted online call between senior German military officials about Ukraine which included details of British operations.

David Cameron stresses NATO unity in Germany

Sweden officially joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization on Thursday. Sweden is now a NATO member State making it the newest member of the military Alliance. Watch to know more!

Sweden officially joins NATO after completing its accession

Sweden officially joins NATO after completing its accession | This ends Sweden's neutrality stand

On Thursday, Sweden formally joined NATO in Washington, two years after the Russian invasion of Ukraine prompted a reevaluation of the country's national security strategy and the realization that membership in the alliance offered the greatest assurance of protection for the Scandinavian nation.

Sweden joins NATO military alliance amid Ukraine war, abandons non-alignment policy

<p>Sweden officially joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in Washington on Thursday (March 7), two years after the Russia-Ukraine war raised security concerns. The war, which started on February 24, 2024, forced Stockholm to rethink its national security policy and decide that support for the alliance was the Scandinavian nation's best guarantee of security.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, a report by the Financial Times mentioned that NATO membership may turn Sweden into a logistics hub and a reinforcement route.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The report noted that Sweden includes the island of Gotland, which opens up fresh supply and reinforcement lines. It will allow the NATO nations to use it as a transportation hub, facilitating the defence of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. These nations formerly relied on the Suwalki Gap, which is a thin strip separating the Baltic countries from Poland.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>As quoted in the paper, Latvian Foreign Minister Krisjanis Karins said, "The Baltic Sea becomes a NATO lake. It reduces the vulnerability of the Baltics through only the Suwalki Gap. The entire security of the region is made stronger because it makes the eastern Baltic less vulnerable."&nbsp;</p>

<p>The paper further quoted Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt as saying that Sweden and Finland's membership will also "enable NATO to look at northern Europe as one big region, without a gaping hole in the map".&nbsp;</p>

<p>Experts have warned that the Ukraine war might spread in Europe, and include&nbsp;other nations as well. It has subsequently amplified the need for NATO's better control and accessibility in the continent.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine urges faster delivery of western arms&nbsp;</strong></p>

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<p>A Russian military official said that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine may grow to include additional proxy troops in the military confrontation with Russia.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Colonel-General Vladimir Zarudnitsky, who is the chief of the Military Academy of the Russian General Staff, wrote in an article published in the Voennaya Mysl (Military Thought) magazine that the spread of war may lead to a direct military battle with Russia itself, or possibly to a full-fledged war in Europe.&nbsp;<br />
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"How the situation may evolve is currently hard to predict, amid the rising controversy that almost always leads to the use of force. The Ukraine conflict could well escalate to include an expanded list of proxy forces being used for the military confrontation with Russia, or even to a large-scale war in Europe," the Russian general said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Zarudnitsky cautioned against playing down military threats to domestic security. "In order to weaken our country, the United States and Western countries are making every effort to destabilize the social and political situation in Russia, using religious, ethnic or civilizational strife that may also lead to the use of force," he warned.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;</em></p>


Sweden officially joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in Washington on Thursday (March 7), two years after the Russia-Ukraine war raised security concerns.

Sweden officially joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in Washington on Thursday (March 7), two years after the Russia-Ukraine war raised security concerns. The war, which started on February 24, 2024, forced Stockholm to rethink its national security policy and decide that support for the alliance was the Scandinavian nation's best guarantee of security. However, a report by the Financial Times mentioned that NATO membership may turn Sweden into a logistics hub and a reinforcement route. The report noted that Sweden includes the island of Gotland, which opens up fresh supply and reinforcement lines. It will allow the NATO nations to use it as a transportation hub, facilitating the defence of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. These nations formerly relied on the Suwalki Gap, which is a thin strip separating the Baltic countries from Poland. Also read: Sanctions against Moscow backfire? US spent $20mn to maintain superyacht seized from Russian oligarch As quoted in the paper, Latvian Foreign Minister Krisjanis Karins said, "The Baltic Sea becomes a NATO lake. It reduces the vulnerability of the Baltics through only the Suwalki Gap. The entire security of the region is made stronger because it makes the eastern Baltic less vulnerable." The paper further quoted Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt as saying that Sweden and Finland's membership will also "enable NATO to look at northern Europe as one big region, without a gaping hole in the map". Experts have warned that the Ukraine war might spread in Europe, and include other nations as well. It has subsequently amplified the need for NATO's better control and accessibility in the continent. Also read: EU's von der Leyen wins conservatives' backing to lead bloc for 5 more years Watch: Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine urges faster delivery of western arms × A Russian military official said that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine may grow to include additional proxy troops in the military confrontation with Russia. Colonel-General Vladimir Zarudnitsky, who is the chief of the Military Academy of the Russian General Staff, wrote in an article published in the Voennaya Mysl (Military Thought) magazine that the spread of war may lead to a direct military battle with Russia itself, or possibly to a full-fledged war in Europe. "How the situation may evolve is currently hard to predict, amid the rising controversy that almost always leads to the use of force. The Ukraine conflict could well escalate to include an expanded list of proxy forces being used for the military confrontation with Russia, or even to a large-scale war in Europe," the Russian general said. Zarudnitsky cautioned against playing down military threats to domestic security. "In order to weaken our country, the United States and Western countries are making every effort to destabilize the social and political situation in Russia, using religious, ethnic or civilizational strife that may also lead to the use of force," he warned. (With inputs from agencies)

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NATO has begun an extensive military exercise across its newly enlarged Nordic territories spanning Norway, Sweden and Finland. Nordic Response 2024 involves a total of 20,000 troops from NATO member states including the UK. Watch to know more!

NATO launches 'Steadfast Defender 2024' exercise with Nordic nations Finland, Sweden & Norway

Sweden on Thursday formally joined NATO as the 32nd member of the transatlantic military alliance. Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and Secretary of State Antony Blinken presided at a ceremony in which Sweden's instrument of accession to the alliance was officially deposited at the State Department.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken welcomes NATO's new member Sweden

Swedish and Finnish marines engaged in amphibious operations from a US Navy warship in the Norwegian Arctic, as part of preparation for the Nordic Response 2024 exercise, part of NATO’s large-scale exercise Steadfast Defender 2024.

NATO launches mega exercises with Nordic nations Finland, Sweden and Norway

NATO launches biggest exercises in decades with Nordic nations Finland, Sweden & Norway

NATO has begun an extensive military exercise across its newly enlarged Nordic territories spanning Norway, Sweden and Finland. Nordic Response 2024 involves a total of 20,000 troops from NATO member states including the UK.

Fears are rising among intelligence experts that the German military leaks are just the 'tip of the iceberg' as they warn that NATO secrets may have been compromised. Watch in for more details!

German military leaks jolt NATO, fears leaks are just 'tip of the iceberg'

<p>The Balkan nation of Albania on Monday (Mar 4) unveiled a refurbished airbase to be used by the NATO alliance, a move expected to irk Moscow.</p>

<p>The airbase is located in an Albanian city formerly named after Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin. The base once housed dozens of Soviet- and Chinese-made planes left for years to rust in the open air.</p>

<p>The new NATO airbase in ‘Stalin city’ doesn’t only show Albania’s shift towards the West but also highlights NATO’s expanding footprints in southeast Europe as tensions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine rattle the region.</p>

<h2><strong>Kucova transforms into a NATO-backed facility</strong></h2>

<p>While inaugurating the base, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stressed that the importance of the base "extended beyond Albania's borders".</p>

<p>Italian Eurofighters and US F-16s and F-35s staged a flyover before landing on the new runaway during the event attended by NATO representatives and diplomats.</p>

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<p>The work had been going on for more than two years in the city called Kucova, which has now transformed into a NATO-backed facility. NATO representative Lieutenant General Juan Pablo Sanchez de Lara said, "The inauguration of Kucova air base demonstrates that the Alliance -- with a 360-degree approach -- is heavily engaged in this relevant region."</p>

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<p>Ironically, the construction of the base started in early 2022, just ahead of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.</p>

<p>Kucova is now set to operate as a tactical operational base, featuring an updated control tower and a refurbished runway spanning over two kilometres (1.2 miles). Additionally, the base will accommodate modern military aircraft and offer facilities for refuelling and ammunition storage</p>

<h2><strong>Albania’s shift towards the West</strong></h2>

<p>In 2009, Albania ended decades of global isolation by joining NATO. During the reign of the paranoid Communist dictator Enver Hoxha, the country had close ties with the Soviet Union and China until differences arose over their interpretation of Marxism. Following the collapse of the communist regime in 1990, Albania shifted towards the West.</p>

<p>The establishment of the new air base is likely to provoke Moscow, which staunchly opposes NATO expansion into Eastern and Central Europe, particularly in the Balkans, a region historically caught between Eastern and Western influences.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


The Balkan nation of Albania on Monday (Mar 4) unveiled a refurbished airbase to be used by the NATO alliance, a move expected to irk Moscow. The airbase is located in an Albanian city formerly named after Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin.

The Balkan nation of Albania on Monday (Mar 4) unveiled a refurbished airbase to be used by the NATO alliance, a move expected to irk Moscow. The airbase is located in an Albanian city formerly named after Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin. The base once housed dozens of Soviet- and Chinese-made planes left for years to rust in the open air. The new NATO airbase in ‘Stalin city’ doesn’t only show Albania’s shift towards the West but also highlights NATO’s expanding footprints in southeast Europe as tensions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine rattle the region. Kucova transforms into a NATO-backed facility While inaugurating the base, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stressed that the importance of the base "extended beyond Albania's borders". Italian Eurofighters and US F-16s and F-35s staged a flyover before landing on the new runaway during the event attended by NATO representatives and diplomats. Watch: Russia-Ukraine War: Combat drone training for Ukrainian children in schools × The work had been going on for more than two years in the city called Kucova, which has now transformed into a NATO-backed facility. NATO representative Lieutenant General Juan Pablo Sanchez de Lara said, "The inauguration of Kucova air base demonstrates that the Alliance -- with a 360-degree approach -- is heavily engaged in this relevant region." Also read: Ukraine claims responsibility for railway bridge blast in southwest Russia Ironically, the construction of the base started in early 2022, just ahead of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Kucova is now set to operate as a tactical operational base, featuring an updated control tower and a refurbished runway spanning over two kilometres (1.2 miles). Additionally, the base will accommodate modern military aircraft and offer facilities for refuelling and ammunition storage Albania’s shift towards the West In 2009, Albania ended decades of global isolation by joining NATO. During the reign of the paranoid Communist dictator Enver Hoxha, the country had close ties with the Soviet Union and China until differences arose over their interpretation of Marxism. Following the collapse of the communist regime in 1990, Albania shifted towards the West. The establishment of the new air base is likely to provoke Moscow, which staunchly opposes NATO expansion into Eastern and Central Europe, particularly in the Balkans, a region historically caught between Eastern and Western influences. (With inputs from agencies)

Albania unveils refurbished NATO airbase in ‘Stalin city’, move likely to irk Moscow

Swedish armed forces joined NATO for exercises on Monday (March 4), contributing troops, helicopters and fighter jets as the alliance carries out its largest set of military drills since the end of the Cold War.

Sweden joins NATO drills in reshaped north ahead of NATO accession

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Russia-Ukraine war: Europe scrambling to provide artillery shells to Ukraine

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that the military alliance has no plans to send combat troops into Ukraine amid reports that some Western countries may be considering putting boots on the ground in the war-ravaged country.

NATO has no plans to send troops to Ukraine, says Stoltenberg

NATO Chief: Alliance has no plans to send troops to Ukraine

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday (February 26) that France could not rule out sending troops on the ground to Ukraine and that he would maintain a strategic ambiguity on the subject.

NATO allies rule out sending troops to Ukraine

As Russia advances, Macron breaks taboo and talks about sending troops to Ukraine; but his NATO allies say that's not on the table. Germany, Britain, Italy, Spain, Poland and the Czech Republic also distanced themselves from the idea.

EU re-affirms support to Ukraine but rules troops presence

Several NATO countries like the United States, United Kingdom and Germany have ruled out deploying troops in Ukraine. This after the French president Emmanuel Macron hinted at the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine at a meeting with European leaders in Paris.

French president under fire as NATO allies rule out sending troops to Ukraine

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The United States and key European allies said taht they had no plans to send ground troops to Ukraine, after France hinted at the possibility, and the Kremlin warned that any such move would inevitably lead to conflict between Russia and NATO.

US, NATO allies rule out sending troops to Ukraine

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<p>Hungary's parliament on Monday (Feb 26) ratified Sweden's bid to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The parliament has cleared the final obstacle for the expansion of the military alliance spurred by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The bid was approved by the Parliament with 188 votes for and six votes against the Nordic nation's accession.&nbsp;In response, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said that it was a "historic day".&nbsp;</p>

<p>The vote brings an end to more than a year of delays that enraged NATO allies as Ukraine fought Russian forces. When launched a "special operation" in the Ukrainian territory, it prompted Sweden and neighbouring Finland to apply to join the military alliance, ending a long-standing stance of non-alignment in both countries.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In a statement to X, Kristersson said: "Today is a historic day. The parliaments of all NATO member states have now voted in favour of Swedish accession to NATO. Sweden stands ready to shoulder its responsibility for Euro-Atlantic security."&nbsp;</p>

<p>While speaking at a press conference about Russia's potential reaction, Kristersson said, "The only thing we can expect with any certainty is that they don't like Sweden becoming a member of NATO, nor Finland".&nbsp;</p>

<p>While Finland became the 31st member of the US-led security alliance in April last year, Sweden's bid had been stalled. Turkey ratified it only last month.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The move was hailed by NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg, who said that the military alliance would&nbsp;be "stronger".&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Now that all Allies have approved, Sweden will become the 32nd #NATO Ally. Sweden's membership will make us all stronger and safer," the alliance's secretary-general wrote on X.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called it a "historic day" for the alliance. "A historic day for our alliance. Sweden, we are looking forward to welcoming you to NATO very soon," Sunak wrote on his official X account.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The United States welcomed the vote.&nbsp;"We certainly do welcome the vote in the Hungarian parliament today and look forward to it being finalized," State Department spokesman Matthew Miller told reporters.</p>

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Hungary's parliament on Monday (Feb 26) ratified Sweden's bid to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The parliament has cleared the final obstacle for the expansion of the military alliance spurred by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Hungary's parliament on Monday (Feb 26) ratified Sweden's bid to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The parliament has cleared the final obstacle for the expansion of the military alliance spurred by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The bid was approved by the Parliament with 188 votes for and six votes against the Nordic nation's accession. In response, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said that it was a "historic day". The vote brings an end to more than a year of delays that enraged NATO allies as Ukraine fought Russian forces. When launched a "special operation" in the Ukrainian territory, it prompted Sweden and neighbouring Finland to apply to join the military alliance, ending a long-standing stance of non-alignment in both countries. Also read: US treasury official voices concerns over China's excess capacity, assures dollar dominance In a statement to X, Kristersson said: "Today is a historic day. The parliaments of all NATO member states have now voted in favour of Swedish accession to NATO. Sweden stands ready to shoulder its responsibility for Euro-Atlantic security." While speaking at a press conference about Russia's potential reaction, Kristersson said, "The only thing we can expect with any certainty is that they don't like Sweden becoming a member of NATO, nor Finland". While Finland became the 31st member of the US-led security alliance in April last year, Sweden's bid had been stalled. Turkey ratified it only last month. Also read: Central European shoppers remain cautious amid economic uncertainty despite inflation dip Today is a historic day. The parliaments of all NATO member states have now voted in favour of Swedish accession to NATO. Sweden stands ready to shoulder its responsibility for Euro-Atlantic security. — SwedishPM (@SwedishPM) February 26, 2024 × The move was hailed by NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg, who said that the military alliance would be "stronger". "Now that all Allies have approved, Sweden will become the 32nd #NATO Ally. Sweden's membership will make us all stronger and safer," the alliance's secretary-general wrote on X. Watch this report: × UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called it a "historic day" for the alliance. "A historic day for our alliance. Sweden, we are looking forward to welcoming you to NATO very soon," Sunak wrote on his official X account. The United States welcomed the vote. "We certainly do welcome the vote in the Hungarian parliament today and look forward to it being finalized," State Department spokesman Matthew Miller told reporters. (With inputs from agencies)

Hungary’s parliament ratifies Sweden’s NATO bid, Swedish prime minister calls it ‘historic day’

Sweden is all said to be a part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). This is coming after a lot of delay and a lot of back and forth with turkey and Hungary which were standing in the middle and now finally it has happened. The Hungarian Parliament approved Stockholm's NATO bid days after it signed a deal to buy four fighter jets from Sweden. After the ratification Swedish prime minister hailed 'the historic day' which has now cleared the final obstacle for the Nordic country to join the military Alliance. Watch to know more!

Hungarian parliament approves Sweden's NATO accession

Sweden is said to be a part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). This is coming after a lot of delays and a lot of back and forth with Turkey and Hungary which were standing in the middle and now finally it has happened. The Hungarian Parliament approved Stockholm's NATO bid days after it signed a deal to buy four fighter jets from Sweden. After the ratification Swedish prime minister hailed 'the historic day' which has now cleared the final obstacle for the Nordic country to join the military Alliance. Watch to know more!

Sweden PM hails 'historic day' after Hungary ratifies NATO bid

Sweden is said to be a part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). This is coming after a lot of delay and a lot of back and forth with Turkey and Hungary which were standing in the middle and now finally it has happened. The Hungarian Parliament approved Stockholm's NATO bid days after it signed a deal to buy four fighter jets from Sweden. After the ratification Swedish prime minister hailed 'the historic day' which has now cleared the final obstacle for the Nordic country to join the military Alliance. Watch to know more!

Historic day for Sweden after Hungary ratifies NATO bid

Sweden PM hails 'historic' day after Hungary ratifies NATO bid

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