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GLOBALink | U.S. uses NATO to foster worldwide influence: Egyptian expert

An Egyptian expert in international relations says that the United States has been using NATO on many issues to foster its influence in the world. Essam Kamel, chief editor of Vetogate newspaper, points out that the U.S. led-NATO has been adding fire to the flame in international issues including the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Produced by Xinhua Global Service

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