WASHINGTON — NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte left a meeting with senators on Capitol Hill on Wednesday resolute in making known his confidence in President Donald Trump’s efforts to bring the war in Ukraine to an end, even after a phone call between the U.S. leader and his Russian counterpart brought new uncertainty.

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte left a meeting with senators on Capitol Hill on Wednesday resolute in making known his confidence in President Donald Trump’s efforts to bring the war in Ukraine to an end, even after a phone call between the U.S. leader and his Russian counterpart brought new uncertainty

The NATO chief’s presence in Washington, which is also set to include a sit-down with the president, is just 24 hours after a second planned in-per

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