Russia's Annexation Votes Aren't Legitimate: Stoltenberg

The transcript discusses Russia's potential elections in occupied territories and NATO's response, emphasizing the illegitimacy of such actions. It highlights NATO's unprecedented support for Ukraine and the global impact of the conflict, including economic challenges. The discussion also covers NATO's expansion with Sweden and Finland, defense spending, and the strategic ambiguity in US-China-Taiwan relations.

What is NATO's stance on the referendums held by Russia in the occupied territories?

• They are legitimate and recognized.

• They change the nature of the conflict.

• They lack legitimacy and do not alter the conflict.

• They are supported by NATO.

How has NATO responded to the conflict in Ukraine?

• By providing unprecedented military aid.

• By imposing sanctions on Ukraine.

• By remaining neutral.

• By withdrawing support.

What is a major concern for NATO regarding the ongoing conflict?

• The rise in global temperatures.

• The decrease in global trade.

• The increase in tourism.

• The potential for civil unrest in Europe.

What historic decision did NATO make regarding its expansion?

• Inviting China to join NATO.

• Expanding NATO with Sweden and Finland.

• Reducing NATO's military presence.

• Dissolving NATO.

What is Turkey's main concern regarding NATO's expansion?

• Economic instability.

• Trade agreements.

• Terrorism.

• Climate change.

What is the significance of NATO allies meeting their 2% GDP defense spending target?

• It reduces global warming.

• It increases trade with China.

• It strengthens NATO's military capabilities.

• It ensures economic growth.

What is NATO's position on the China-Taiwan issue?

• NATO is neutral on the issue.

• NATO adheres to the one China policy.

• NATO supports China's actions.

• NATO supports Taiwan's independence.