The NATO Secretary-General called the U.S. President "Dad," emphasizing it was a personal choice of language style.

NATO Secretary-General Rutte said that calling the US President "Dad" is a unique style of speech!

Rutte said in an interview with the Editors' Association that he voluntarily called the US President "Dad" because he is accustomed to using this style of speech and did not consider what consequences it might bring.

"Sometimes it's just a difference in language. When I say 'Dad,' I don't know what consequences it will bring, well, I can accept that. I think it's a matter of taste. Whether or not to choose these words is my style, whether people like it or not."

"However, when all the heads of government asked me if I wanted to become the NATO Secretary-General, they knew about this. I like the president because he is very loyal to his cause, and I am very satisfied with his leadership ability. Yes, I fully support him."

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