NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, speaking to reporters during a press conference Monday ahead of a NATO summit in The Hauge, reaffirmed NATO's position that Iran "should not have its hands on a nuclear weapon" and that the US strikes over the weekend on the country's nuclear facilities were not "against international law."
NATO says US strikes on Iran did not break international law

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, speaking to reporters during a press conference Monday ahead of a NATO summit in The Hauge, reaffirmed NATO's position that Iran "should not have its hands on a nuclear weapon" and that the US strikes over the weekend on the country's nuclear facilities were not "against international law."

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, speaking to reporters during a press conference Monday ahead of a NATO summit in The Hauge, reaffirmed NATO's position that Iran "should not have its hands on a nuclear weapon" and that the US strikes over the weekend on the country's nuclear facilities were not "against international law."
NATO says US strikes on Iran did not break international law

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, speaking to reporters during a press conference Monday ahead of a NATO summit in The Hauge, reaffirmed NATO's position that Iran "should not have its hands on a nuclear weapon" and that the US strikes over the weekend on the country's nuclear facilities were not "against international law."

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Pope Leo announces surgery to remove lung nodule

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India cracks down on viral ‘Cockroach’ protests

Indian police have detained the founder of a surging youth-led political movement and hundreds of protesters in a crackdown ahead of a major planned protest in the capital New Delhi.

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Earthquake interrupts live broadcast in Panama

A live sports broadcast was interrupted after a 7.7 earthquake occurred in Panama.

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