NATO, G7, EU leaders display unity, avoid confrontation with Russia
30 March 2022 |
5:34 am
Leaders from NATO, the G7 and the EU convened in Brussels to find ways of supporting Ukraine without pushing the West into an all-out war with Russia. A new US-European energy deal aims to isolate Moscow.
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