NATO Chief: Rapid Reaction Force in E. Europe Does Not Violate Deal with Russia

NATO's new chief, Jens Stoltenberg, says plans for a new rapid reaction force in Eastern Europe do not break a deal with Russia on military force levels. Stoltenberg told the Reuters News Agency during a visit to Poland Monday that NATO is in accordance with its international obligations. He said NATO needs to stay strong, keep its neighborhood stable, and have a rock-solid bond between Europe and the United States. Stoltenberg called this the best foundation for a more cooperative...

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