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In a statement issued Thursday during a meeting of NATO defense ministers, Stoltenberg said "NATO allies stand in solidarity with the decision by the Dutch and British governments to call out Russia on its blatant attempts to undermine international law and institutions."
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Stoltenberg said the allies "encourage Georgia to continue along the path of reform."
