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What Might Transatlantic Security Look Like If The US Leaves NATO?
What Might Transatlantic Security Look Like If The US Leaves NATO?
Authored by Andrew Korybko,
If NATO as a whole remains more or less intact upon the US’ hypothetical exit, and the US then reaches bilateral security deals with Poland, the Baltic States, and Turkiye, then not much would change from Russia’s perspective.
Trump’s latest talk about the US leaving NATO is being taken seriously by many Europeans owing to his rage over their refusal to help him reopen the Strait of Hormuz, not to mention them denying the US access to its own bases...
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