NATO's Secretary General tells Andrew Marr a Putin victory in Ukraine would 'make the world more dangerous', adding Russia-China relations should be taken 'very seriously'
Nato's Secretary General has tonight said backing down to Putin would "make the world more dangerous" as he admits warming Russia-China relations have to be taken "very seriously".NATO's Secretary General has tonight said backing down to Putin would "make the world more dangerous", as he admits warming Russia-China relations have to be taken "very seriously".
Describing NATO as being "prepared" for such a strategy in Ukraine, the NATO chief, who has extended his tenure until April 2024, added: "we cannot allow President Putin to win".
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