“ There is no sign that the United States will give in on fundamental issues to NATO,” like its open-door policy and its right to deploy forces in any member state, Mr. Buras said, and Washington has been rigorous in briefing its allies about all of its discussions with Russia.
Still, he said, the current crisis “is a very clear consequence of the U.S. pivot to Asia and the realization of Russia that it might now take advantage of that reorientation of U.S. fundamental security interests,” he said. “And that issue will not go away soon.”
well, it doesnt, NATO primarily consists of small, irrelevant and weak states. If the russians decide to push it will crumble from within because the handful of military powerful states are not going to fight a war for the sake of the irrelevant states and either way its just a matter of time til that alliance ceases to exist much to the consequence of those who rely on it lel.
Thanks, Russia, you did a great job promoting NATO.
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“ There is no sign that the United States will give in on fundamental issues to NATO,” like its open-door policy and its right to deploy forces in any member state, Mr. Buras said, and Washington has been rigorous in briefing its allies about all of its discussions with Russia.
Still, he said, the current crisis “is a very clear consequence of the U.S. pivot to Asia and the realization of Russia that it might now take advantage of that reorientation of U.S. fundamental security interests,” he said. “And that issue will not go away soon.”
well, it doesnt, NATO primarily consists of small, irrelevant and weak states. If the russians decide to push it will crumble from within because the handful of military powerful states are not going to fight a war for the sake of the irrelevant states and either way its just a matter of time til that alliance ceases to exist much to the consequence of those who rely on it lel.
Thanks, Russia, you did a great job promoting NATO.