European NATO Fears That the US Won’t Rush To Its Rescue If It Provokes a War With Russia | naked capitalism
As part of its "We're gonna fight those dastardly Russians" fantasy, the EU wants to create an analogue to NATO. Good luck with that.
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As part of its "We're gonna fight those dastardly Russians" fantasy, the EU wants to create an analogue to NATO. Good luck with that.
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