NATO's Rutte says alliance reunited at Ankara summit after Trump 'quarrel'

NATO's unity has been reaffirmed at the Ankara summit, following disagreements between President Trump and other leaders, signaling the alliance's resilience. Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized that these disputes showcased NATO's democratic foundation and serve as a warning to Russian President Putin. The summit marked a significant moment for NATO, reinforcing its commitment to collective defense and mutual trust among member countries, despite internal tensions. This display of solidarity underscores the importance of maintaining a united front against external threats.