This Is a Perfect Time for NATO To Stop Russia

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has pushed NATO to a critical point. This video explores why NATO must act now to stop Russia. With over two years of devastation in Ukraine, NATO's initial hesitation has only emboldened Russia. As the conflict escalates, the stakes are higher than ever—not just for Ukraine, but for global security. Discover the moral and strategic reasons why NATO's intervention is crucial and what might happen if they fail to act.

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[HellaSayHella]

Two and a half years ago I thought NATO vs Russia would be a hard fight with an eventual win for the former, but now I see that NATO would clean up Russia in less time than Russia has spent fighting Ukraine. Sans nuclear weapons, of course.
Even if Russia beats Ukraine, Russia lost the war a long time ago. It will take decades to fully recover from this catastrophe, and they'll never ever be considered the second-best military in the world, they're not even top five at this point. I'd be happy at this if my Ukrainian brothers and sisters weren't being brutalized by Putler and his regime.

[oldhippie]

NATO stopping Russia would be doing exactly what NATO was created for.

[alirezagholampoor]

NATO should finally give Ukraine the tools they need to defend themselves. No restrictions on guns and weapons anymore

[Pewter]

NATO has learned alot about Russian military capabilities and tactics through this war.

[russshaber]

This is old analysis. The war in Ukraine has changed dramatically. The Russian people enjoyed being connected to the west and they're starting to feel their losses. Putin is calling Belarus for help, but Lukashenko has to worry about Poland and their defensive alliance with Ukraine. Things could turn quickly against Russia if Poland and Belarus go to war. Poland is prepared. Poland is NATO. Belarus is Soviet era.

[thomasferrari]

This is pretty interesting What kind of obvious?What happens in other countries when a tyrant goes crazy?Eventually somebody's gonna take him out

[GreySectoid]

Correct me if I am wrong, but western countries signed a pact with Ukraine where Ukraine agrees giving up nuclear arms and west in exchange guarantees the independence of Ukraine? In that light, the western response has been half-hearted at best. So many Ukrainian lives has been lost because west didn't supply them enough weapons to defend themselves.

[UnchartedDiscoveries]

10000 civilians died? This number is highly underestimated.
Only in Mariupol died over 25000 people, because russia was heavily bombarding the city in first months of the war.

[evaavfc]

It is a shame what happened to the Tatars, the Buryats and all the native minorities in Russia.

[cameron]

Russia is gone and Putin will be the clown that destroyed it! What a joke of a banana republic!

[manselhines]

NATO has to grow some balls and make it clear to Putin.

[lisagrobbelaar-ells]

Don't allow it NATO YOU ARE STRONG

[marcusmcclain]

Every cell in my body cries out for the Balkanization of the Russian Federation.

[tomw.]

NATO countries, not necessarily NATO itself should send ground troops.

[Rbxrtk-feoj]

Allegedly 100 000 people died in Mariupol alone, including my friends! Russian bombers bombed us every day, sometumes every hour, Russians made a real blockade, no electricity, no gas supply (no central heating), no water supply, no food supply. It was minus 10 Celsius and people had to stay in cellars for WEEKS. And they did it to our city with population of about 500 000 people. I think, more then 100 000 people died there, because what I saw with my own eye was like results of CARPET bombing/shelling!!

[GrandToast]

The indecision to do something to stop an aggressor with sanctions feels a lot like the appeasement of a certain someone in the late 30s.

[djp]

0:02 it's actually been more than 10 years since Russia invaded Ukraine.

[Jmfox]

Honestly, NATO should announce that Ukraine will be joining NATO and if Russian forces don’t leave within the month, NATO troops will be deployed to restore the boarder to what it was before the war.

Russia would have no choice but to leave with the warning or start a conflict that would end Russia. As devastating as it might be, it’s honestly the best course of action

[OldieBugger]

Is the next step Finland & Estonia taking over Leningrad? Estonia has a big problem with their large population of ethnic Russians.

[robdyck]

When the video talked about NATO without the US, the map showed removal of Canada as well. Canada is *NOT* part of the US. Canada has alliances with the US through NATO and NORAD, but if the US should leave NATO, Canada would remain. Canada has provided aid to Ukraine since 2014 and will not stop.