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"NATO expansion a mistake that undermines Europe #39;s stability"
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NATO Secretary General and Prime Minister of Republic of Estonia, 20 NOV 2014
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File photo of a a Russian Sukhoi Su-35 as it takes part in the 2013 Paris Air show.
Russian jets probing NATO airspace and supersized war drills are spilling Kremlin military secrets and scaring European nations into stiffening their armed forces.
Allied jets have been scrambled over 400 times this year to intercept Russian planes -- a 50 percent rise over 2013, North Atlantic Treaty Organization Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said yesterday. A report by the European Leadership Network, a London-based security research group, termed the incidents a highly disturbing picture of violations of national airspace and narrowly avoided mid-air collisions.
Yet there are benefits for NATO.
Clearly, every time we come into contact with Russian forces and every time we see their tactics and how they deploy, we do learn about them, U.S. Air Force General Philip Breedlove, the 28-member NATOs top military commander, said in Tallinn on Nov. 19. They are just happening more often and occasionally, the size of the activities is larger.
A worsening standoff is pitting Europe and the U.S. against Russia over Ukraine in the biggest crisis since the Cold Wars end 25 years ago. Even German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier -- a persistent proponent of dialog -- said on Nov. 18 after shuttle diplomacy in Kiev and Moscow, that he sees little reason for optimism.
Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during a meeting of the United People's Front Forum on in Moscow on Nov. 18, 2014. Putin said the U.S. wants not to humiliate, but to subjugate Russia, in remarks at the meeting. Close
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AP Photo/Misha Japaridze, File In this, Aug. 11, 2012 file photo, a Russian MiG-29 plane flies during a celebration marking the Russian air force's 100th anniversary in Zhukovsky, outside Moscow, Russia. NATO said Thursday there have been around 400 intercepts of Russian military flights near its member countries this year, amid heightened tension between Moscow and the West over the Ukraine crisis.
"If you look at the number of intercepts around NATO, we can talk about 400 intercepts, 50 percent more than last year," NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters in western Estonia.
"Most of these flights are taking place in an international airspace, but they are close to our airspace, and they are interfering with commercial flights.
"It is a pattern that we haven't seen for many years, back to the time of the Cold War."
He spoke from the Amari air base that hosts the Western defence alliance's air policy mission over the Baltic states, following talks with Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Roivas.
It was his first stop on a tour of the three Baltic states that were once ruled from Moscow and which, like fellow newer NATO member Poland, have been deeply concerned by Russia's actions in Ukraine.
The West believes Russia is pulling the strings in the deadly seven-month conflict between pro-Western government forces and pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine's east -- an accusation the Kremlin denies.
Stoltenberg said NATO had seen "more than 100 intercepts, which is three times more than last year" around the Baltic region alone, but reiterated that the alliance would protect its members.
"It is all for one and one for all," he said.
He later travelled to Latvian capital Riga, where he reacted to Russia's Wednesday call for Ukraine to stay out of the NATO alliance.
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U.S. Vice President Joe Biden is in Kiev for talks with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko as NATO presses Russia to pull back its troops from inside eastern Ukraine.
Bidens visit comes as Ukrainians mark a new national holiday today, the Day of Dignity and Freedom, on the first anniversary of the start of the Euromaidan protests that ousted former President Viktor Yanukovych in February. Deadly exchanges of fire between troops and pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine underlined the continuing crisis in the country.
We call on Russia to stop fueling the conflict, North Atlantic Treaty Organization Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said yesterday as he urged Russian President Vladimir Putins government to use all its influence to make sure the separatists respect a Sept. 5 cease-fire that has been broken almost daily.
The Ukrainian crisis has intensified since rebels in the breakaway regions of Donetsk and Luhansk held Nov. 2 elections that the government in Kiev condemned as illegitimate. Ukraine, the European Union and the U.S. accuse Putin of supporting the separatists. Russia denies involvement.
One Ukrainian soldier was killed and 18 wounded in clashes during the past 24 hours, the National Security and Defense Council in Kiev said in a statement on Facebook. Separatists attacked Ukrainian positions 39 times and the military fired 18 times to repel rebel attacks, it said.
Biden didnt join Poroshenko and other political leaders at a memorial ceremony today to more than 100 people killed in clashes with security forces in February near Kievs Independence Square, known as Maidan. A group of people heckled the president, shouting shame on you, and said they were relatives of the dead who wanted them recognized as national heroes.
Poroshenko left the ceremony then returned a short time later promising to sign a decree tonight that those people are heroes of Ukraine, prompting applause and tears among the crowd.
Poroshenkos political party said earlier that it had reached a coalition agreement with four other parties following the Oct. 26 parliamentary elections. The Poroshenko Bloc, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuks Peoples Front, the Samopomich Party, the Radical Party, and Yulia Tymoshenkos Batkivshchyna party signed the draft agreement today, according to a statement on the Poroshenko Blocs website.
NATO rejected a Russian demand that Ukraine guarantee it wont join the military alliance as a violation of the countrys sovereignty, Stoltenberg said during a visit to Tallinn, Estonia, yesterday. He urged Russia to withdraw its forces from eastern Ukraine and from the border area.
Russia accused the U.S. of instigating the violence. The U.S. was one of the initiators of the conflict in Ukraine, and if they supply weapons there, the conflict will grow, State Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev told reporters in Moscow yesterday.
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NATO Secretary General and Prime Minister of Georgia - Joint Press Point - 17 NOV 2014
Joint press point with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvil. Held at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, 17 November 2014.
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Russia: #39;NATO eastward expansion a geopolitical game changer #39; - Putin
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Russian Military Build-Up in Ukraine: NATO confirms Russian troops on Ukrainian border
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NATO dispatched fighter jets to intercept a Russian IL-20 military surveillance plane over the Baltic Sea today, the third such incident this week.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organizations CF-18 Hornet fighters, Canadian jets based in Lithuania, confronted the Russian aircraft over international waters near Latvias border, the Latvian army said on Twitter. A Russian navy tanker ship was also observed 11.6 nautical miles from Latvian waters yesterday, the army said in a separate Twitter post, the vessels second sighting near the maritime border in the past three days.
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The encounters have added to growing strains between Russia and the military alliance over the conflict in Ukraine. Russian warplanes and ships have increased their activity across the Baltic Sea from St. Petersburg to the Kaliningrad exclave that borders NATO members Poland and Lithuania.
The alliance pledged in September to bolster the defenses of frontline states in eastern Europe in response to what it said was Russian involvement in Ukraine. NATO interceptions of Russian military planes over the Baltic more than doubled in 2014 from last year, rising to 112 before yesterday, the news service BNS reported, citing Lithuanias Defense Ministry. That compares with 47 such incidents in 2013 and 44 in 2012.
NATO jets also intercepted a Russian IL-20 yesterday and a Su-27 fighter plane on Nov. 17 after four similar incidents last week.
President Vladimir Putin said in a TV interview with German broadcaster ARD on Nov. 16 that Russian planes and ships dont violate European borders and that military exercises take place exclusively in international waters and over international airspace.
To contact the reporters on this story: Ott Ummelas in Tallinn at oummelas@bloomberg.net; Milda Seputyte in Vilnius at mseputyte@bloomberg.net
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TIME World Ukraine Russia Wants a 100% Guarantee That Ukraine Wont Join NATO Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a meeting with members of the All-Russia Popular Front in Moscow on Nov. 18, 2014 Alexei DruzhininAP Comment's come as NATO's secretary-general accuses Kremlin of "destabilizing" Ukraine
A top adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that the Kremlin wants a 100% guarantee that Ukraine will be prevented from joining NATO.
Dmitri Peskov told the BBC that NATOs eastward expansion continued to make Russia nervous. His comments echoed similar tough talk coming from President Putin, who promised a crowd attending a forum in Moscow on Tuesday that Russia would never be subdued by Washington.
Throughout history no one has ever managed to do so toward Russia and no one ever will, RT quoted Putin as saying.
Putins remarks came as NATOs Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg accused the Russian leadership of destabilizing Ukraine and breaking a two-month-old truce by continuing to support separatist forces fighting in the countrys southeast.
We see the movement of troops, of equipment, of tanks, of artillery, of advance air-defense systems, and this is in violation of the cease-fire agreements, said Stoltenberg, after arriving at the European Union headquarters in Brussels. We call on Russia to pull back its forces from eastern Ukraine and to respect the Minsk Agreements.
The alliance, along with independent monitors, has issued numerous reports during the past two weeks claiming that the Russian military is moving armored columns across the border into Ukraine, where rebel militias have been shelling strategic locations in the war-torn Donbass region on a daily basis.
In Moscow on Tuesday, Germanys Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier warned during a press conference that there was no end in sight to the conflict in Ukraine unless all parties to the Minsk accord stuck to the cease-fire.
There are no grounds for optimism in the current situation, Steinmeier told reporters, according to Agence France-Presse.
In Washington, U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel struck an even harsher tone labeling Russias incursions into Ukraine as dangerous and irresponsible.
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