NATO leaders meet to discuss Russia, energy crisis

Scholz and Rutte to meet in Greece, discuss Ukraine

Mark Rutte, the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, and Olaf Scholz, the Chancellor of Germany, are set to meet in Greece on Tuesday to discuss the war in Ukraine and the energy crisis facing Europe.

Meeting to focus on support for Ukraine, energy security

The meeting will be held in Athens, and the two leaders are expected to discuss ways to increase support for Ukraine and ensure the security of energy supplies in Europe. The meeting comes as Russia continues to wage war on Ukraine, and as Europe faces a major energy crisis due to the war.

Rutte and Scholz are expected to discuss a range of issues, including the need for increased military support for Ukraine, the importance of maintaining unity within NATO, and the need to find ways to reduce Europe's dependence on Russian energy. The meeting is also expected to touch on the upcoming NATO summit in Madrid, which will be held in June.

NATO leaders to discuss Russia, energy crisis at summit

The NATO summit in Madrid will be a key opportunity for NATO leaders to discuss the war in Ukraine and the energy crisis facing Europe. The summit is expected to focus on ways to strengthen NATO's defenses and ensure the security of the alliance's members. It is expected that NATO leaders will agree to a new strategic concept for the alliance, which will set out NATO's goals and priorities for the coming years.

The NATO summit will also be an opportunity for NATO leaders to discuss the energy crisis facing Europe. The war in Ukraine has led to a sharp increase in energy prices, and Europe is facing a major energy crisis. NATO leaders are expected to discuss ways to reduce Europe's dependence on Russian energy and to ensure the security of energy supplies in Europe.