NATO appreciated data on Turkey's refusal from Baltic protection plan

“We have not only plans, but also the will and ability to protect all our allies,” TASS quoted him as saying.

Earlier, Reuters reported, citing sources, that Ankara demanded that her envoy to NATO not sign a plan to protect Poland and the Baltic states “in the event of a Russian attack”.

In October, Stoltenberg announced that he had invested more than $ 5 billion in Turkey’s military infrastructure in recent years.