Fact Check: No, NATO Chief Didn't Say If Trump 'Surrenders Ukraine to Putin', US Will Be 'Expelled' From Alliance
As secretary-general, Rutte does not have the authority to "personally expel" a country from the alliance. While he leads the alliance, according to NATO's website, "authority for taking decisions is invested only in the member governments themselves."
NATO secretary general congratulated Trump, didn't threaten to expel US | Fact check
The claim: NATO secretary general said he will expel US from alliance 'if Trump surrenders Ukraine to Putin' A Nov. 10 Threads post (direct link, archive link) shows a picture of North Atlantic Treaty Organization Secretary General Mark Rutte. "Breaking ...
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