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Pompeo slams Turkey for undermining NATO cohesion

The US and Turkey targeted each other on Tuesday during a NATO ministerial meeting, with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accusing Ankara of stoking tensions with fellow allies in the Mediterranean and of giving a gift to the Kremlin by purchasing the Russian-made S-400 missile system. The sharp clash highlighted divisions and tensions within NATO, where Turkey is increasingly at odds with its allies. 

Lena Argiri, the DC Correspondent for ERT - the Greek Public Broadcasting Company, breaks down this latest development.

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US and Turkey target each other in NATO meeting

Pompeo says Turkey ‘undermines’ NATO cohesion

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