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NATO chief plans to flag nuclear capabilities as deterrent

Nov 09, 2025

Berlin [Germany], November 9: NATO chief Mark Rutte has said that he intends to highlight the Western defence alliance's own nuclear capabilities more prominently in the future, primarily as a deterrent against Russia.
"It is important that we talk more about nuclear deterrence with our societies, to ensure they understand how it contributes to our overall security," NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told Sunday's edition of Die Welt newspaper in comments seen in advance by DPA.
He added, "When Russia is using dangerous and reckless nuclear rhetoric, our populations must know that there is no need to panic, because NATO has a strong nuclear deterrent, to preserve peace, prevent coercion, and deter aggression." Russia, a nuclear power, invaded Ukraine more than three and a half years ago and has been at war in the neighbouring country ever since. President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly stressed the potential of Russian nuclear weapons, also to dissuade the West from providing stronger support to Kiev.
Source: Qatar Tribune

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