NATO chief announces alliance will not deploy combat troops to Ukraine
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced the alliance would not be deploying combat troops to Ukraine, which is not a member.
The United States and its allies in Europe are concerned that Russia, which has amassed a significant military presence along its border with Ukraine, could invade after weeks of military maneuvering by Moscow. Those fears have ramped up even further in recent days.
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