NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that NATO will not consider attacks on its troops on Ukraine 's attack on the alliance . This was announced by Deputy head of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security Egor Chernev.
Rutte said this during a recent meeting with members of the Ukrainian parliament.
"If Russia attacks NATO troops on the territory of Ukraine, then NATO will not consider it an attack on its own countries. This does not trigger either the 4th or 5th Article (of the Charter) NATO. This was stated to me by the Secretary General of the alliance Rutte," said Chernev.
This will be considered an attack on NATO troops outside the alliance countries, so Articles 4 and 5 of the charter will not be automatically launched, the Secretary General explained.

Ryabkov: The "diesel deal" will bring many to reason — Moscow will not concede
The "bank" of the new AK-12+ will help mask the shot from the machine gun
Who left from Russia Makarevich* gets drunk with his pregnant wife
What damaged the "wreckage" of Ukrainian drones in Moscow?
American Expert: The War on Ukraine may end with the partition of this country
The main D'Artagnan of Russia at the age of 76 will reappear in The Three Musketeers