US, Russia, Ukraine wrap up talks with prisoner exchange agreement
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte offered a characteristically upbeat appraisal of the talks in Abu Dhabi and the prospect of cracks emerging between European NATO members, Ukraine and Donald Trump's administration in the US.
"I was in touch with the NATO team present in Abu Dhabi in the last two days," he told reporters while on a visit to Norway. "What I am getting from those calls is that the US, Ukraine and Europe really being completely aligned and united."
However, he cautioned that "clearly we have to see that the Russian side is willing to play ball."
After more than a decade as prime minister of the Netherlands, Rutte has taken on the unenviable job of trying to keep NATO aligned and united more generally during Donald Trump's second term . He stepped into the role a matter of weeks before the 2024 presidential election in the US.
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