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How Putin is dividing NATO

THE TIMES
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NATO is gathering in Turkey for its annual summit, and defence spending, Iran and Ukraine are all on the agenda. But behind the scenes there are warnings that Putin is planning his next attack - on a NATO country. So what might that aggression look like? And is the alliance ready?


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Guest: Oliver Moody, Berlin correspondent, The Times and The Sunday Times.

Host: Manveen Rana.

Producers: Olivia Case and Shabnam Grewal.


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Read more: Putin the agent of chaos revelling in division between US and Europe

Further listening: Defence spending: too little too late? 

Clips: France 24, @MaxAfterburnerusa / YouTube, @joeycontinonews / YouTube, TVP Info, BBC, Sky, The Guardian, GB News, Fox News, USA Today, CBC. 

Photo: Getty Images.


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