Biden to give longer, but not longest, range rockets to Ukraine in bid to avert escalation with Russia

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46% : "We have every right to expect those countries, which will expect NATO's second-largest army to come to their defense under Article 5, to prevent the recruitment, fundraising and propaganda activities of the PKK, which the European Union and America consider a terrorist entity.""Furthermore, Turkey stresses that all forms of arms embargoes -- such as the one Sweden has imposed on my country -- are incompatible with the spirit of military partnership under the NATO umbrella," Erdogan argues.

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