US President Joe Biden says he and other NATO leaders showed the world that the military alliance remains 'more united than ever,' as he capped off a trip in Europe
Finland's admittance to NATO effectively doubled the alliance’s border with Russia. / Photo: Reuters
The allies"understand that this fight is not only a fight for the future of Ukraine," Biden said on Thursday, noting that it's also about sovereignty and security. Earlier on Thursday, Biden met with the leaders of other Nordic nations including Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Iceland. Both Finland and Sweden abandoned a history of military nonalignment and sought to join NATO alliance after Russia launched its military offensive against Ukraine last year.
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