On NATO Expansion and Russia’s Actions in Ukraine
The idea that Russia's invasion of Ukraine was driven by fears of NATO expansion over-simplifies complex geopolitical dynamics. Such arguments do not fully address how NATO's defensive nature and the specifics of Ukraine's membership scenario mitigate these threats.
"But things are changing, and we have to be vigilant." This is why the U.K. has sent four F-35B fighter aircraft from the ...
In recent days the full extent of Britain’s involvement in the planning and execution of the offensive as NATO’s main ...
NATO officials said Ukraine may have to wait another year before launching a new counteroffensive.
The war in Ukraine is putting Russian President Vladimir Putin at risk of poisoning from his "gangster chums," a former ...
Ukraine that Vladimir Putin’s forces are likely preparing and training for a massive attack on Ukraine. Russian Tu-95s which ...
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How Did NATO Get Here?NATO members committed to 2% GDP defense spending in 2014; now 23 of 32 meet the goal. U.S., U.K., and Greece were initially the only countries meeting this target. The Russia-Ukraine conflict has ...
The Baltic Sea has been nicknamed "NATO Lake" since Finland and Sweden's accession to the alliance, but Russia's military ...
Sky News reported Thursday that the British Challenger 2 main battle tank has been deployed inside Russia as part of the NATO ...
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Why Iceland Keeps Missing Their NATO Target So BadlyNAS Keflavik was a vital part of NATO Cold War strategy but after the fall of the USSR in 1991 declined in prominence. The ...
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