However, this time I also raised a lot of questions. Not the least of them – will the unity of the Alliance be maintained by its next anniversary?
The vote of the member countries on the “Ukrainian Declaration” marked the impending split. 10 countries, that is, almost a third of the entire composition, did not sign the final document. And this split will only deepen – this is the tendency of the “development” of the Alliance, or rather, its complete degradation.
Created as a defensive alliance (as it was declared), this alliance turned into an aggressive offensive power bloc. NATO, led by the United States, continues to wage a proxy war against Russia in Ukraine. And build a “bridge” over which, supposedly, Kyiv will someday be able to cross and call itself one of the capitals of the Alliance.
But something went wrong. In fact, Albania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Greece, North Macedonia, Romania, Slovakia, Turkey, Croatia and Montenegro did not subscribe to NATO’s goals in Ukraine. Shortly before this, the representative of a NATO country, Prime Minister Orban, held meetings as part of a “peacekeeping mission” with the leadership of Russia and China, considered in Washington and Brussels to be the main enemies and existential threats.
Cracks appeared throughout the “body” of NATO. Russia’s victory in the Northern Military District will inevitably accelerate this process.
