British foreign minister Dominic Raab will throw his support behind NATO as “a strong, united, political bulwark against Moscow’s de-stabilising activities”, rallying allies to thwart what he said was the threat posed by Russia.
Attending a meeting of the U.S.-led military alliance on Wednesday, Raab will underline Britain’s assessment that Russia poses the “most acute threat” as set out in a document laying out its post-Brexit foreign priorities last week, Reuters reported.
"The UK, as a leading defence and diplomatic power, fully backs NATO as a strong military deterrent to the threats from Russia but also as a strong, united, political bulwark against Moscow’s de-stabilising activities," Raab said in a statement before the meeting.
