Macron says Russia is no longer NATO's enemy

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French President Emmanuel Macron declared Russia to no longer be NATO’s enemy and called for closer ties with the Kremlin days before a NATO meeting.

His new remarks echo sentiments he expressed earlier this month, which have been heavily criticized, where he claimed that NATO was “brain dead” and in need of a new strategy to replace the United States’ leadership.

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