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Biden: Russia and China seeking to drive a wedge in NATO solidarity Kim Hjelmgaard and Courtney Subramanian, USA TODAY President Joe Biden arrives at NATO headquarters, meets with Secretary-General Stoltenberg UP NEXT BRUSSELS – President Joe Biden used his first NATO summit since taking office to warn of Russia and of China s growing power, repeating a call that the military alliance needed to prove to the world that democracy can still prevail.  In speaking at a news conference Monday, Biden said Russia and China are both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity, but added the NATO Treaty is rock solid and unshakeable.  

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