NATO's Stoltenberg 'shocked' by attempt on Trump's life - Breaking The News

NATO's Stoltenberg 'shocked' by attempt on Trump's life

14 July

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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg expressed shock at the attempted assassination of former United States President Donald Trump.

He condemned the attack, wishing the former president a "speedy recovery" and reaffirming NATO Allies' solidarity in defending "freedom and values."

"Political violence has no place in our democracies," the NATO chief decried.

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