NATO comes up with measures against Russia

brussels - NATO will also take measures in response to the use of nerve gas against a former double spy in Salisbury, England. Topman Jens Stoltenberg gives a press conference at the headquarters in Brussels around 3.30 pm.

The Norwegian said earlier the British conclusion that Russia is behind the attack is about to take over. He spoke of a pattern in the 'reckless and confronting' behavior of the Russians in recent years.

The NATO countries already knew two weeks ago to stand right behind London. They are very concerned about the first nerve gas attack on NATO territory since the establishment of the military alliance in 1949.

On Monday, the US, Canada and a large number of EU countries, including the Netherlands, decided to expel Russian diplomats.