CLEAN : NATO calls on Syrian regime and its ally Russia to stop strikes in Idlib

The video discusses NATO's unified response to Russia's treaty breach, emphasizing that NATO will not deploy new land-based nuclear missiles in Europe but will maintain effective deterrence. It highlights the severe humanitarian crisis in Idlib, urging the Russian-backed Syrian regime to cease attacks. The video concludes with a commitment to support Afghanistan in reducing violence.

What is NATO's stance on deploying new land-based nuclear missiles in Europe?

• They plan to deploy them immediately.

• They are undecided on the matter.

• They have no intention to deploy them.

• They will deploy them if Russia does.

What is the main issue faced by civilians in Idlib, Syria?

• Lack of food and water.

• Political instability.

• Indiscriminate bombing of civilian targets.

• Economic sanctions.

Who is being urged to stop attacks in Idlib?

• The United Nations.

• The Syrian opposition.

• The Russian-backed Syrian regime.

• NATO forces.

What is required from the Taliban to ensure peace in Afghanistan?

• Increase military operations.

• Show a real will and capability to reduce violence.

• Seek more international aid.

• Withdraw from peace talks.

What is NATO's commitment towards Afghanistan?

• To impose sanctions.

• To withdraw all support.

• To increase military presence.

• To provide continued support.