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NATO and US calls on Russia to stop military build-up on Ukrainian border

The prospects for promoting peace in Afghanistan were also discussed

Newsroom April 12 08:58

The rising tensions on the Russian-Ukrainian borders were the focus of talks between US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg ahead of the former’s visit to Brussels this week.

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The two officials discussed the accumulation of Russian military forces near Ukraine. As they stressed, there is an “urgent need for Russia to stop the aggressive military build-up of forces along the border with Ukraine and in the occupied Crimea.”

The prospects for promoting peace in Afghanistan were also discussed, the State Department said in a statement.

Earlier, Antony Blinken stressed that on his second visit to Brussels he was seeking constructive talks with the Allies on a number of common priorities.

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