Why NATO may have to stop a Russian invasion - without the US

Europe has just three years to get ready for an attack by Russia on NATO, and could end up losing a war against Vladimir Putin. That was the apocalyptic-sounding warning from both Poland’s secretary of state and a respected German think-tank in recent weeks. It is even conceivable that Europe could have to defend itself without the help of the United States – the backbone of NATO. Could the continent survive?

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[pc_suffering]

"Russia can't even conquer Ukraine"
"Anyway, Russia will attack NATO"
Yeah, makes total sense, nothing contradictory.

[concrete]

Nope, Russia is not going to invade Nato for the same reason Nato has not put boots on the ground in Ukraine...Nuclear weapons

[Dean...]

The world is insane.Humanity didn't learn from history apparently.

[cheekyape]

On one hand they wanted us to believe Russia was losing the war against Ukraine.. And on the other hand they want us to believe Russia is about to take 4 other countries 😂😂

[pinkkitty]

Lockheed martin are getting creative with their commericals

[vadimer]

The problem was lack of equipment not the equipment itself.

[drfrog]

The UK is a disgrace, one point in time we had the strongest army in the world. Now we couldn’t even sell out Wembley.

[elijah]

This is the first time I've ever heard someone try and claim NATO weapons are proving to be less powerful than expected lmao

[lassel]

I get really worried about the media actively spreading conspiracy theories like this article.

[sheepdog]

As an American my southern border is more important than ukraines

[incurableromantic]

I'm a *lot* more worried about the internal threat that has been imported into Europe than I am about Russia.

[emjizone]

The idea that the weaponry sent to Ukraine represent well what NATO would use is quite wrong. NATO would use its aviation and integrate weapons in different strategies that Ukraine cannot implement, and it makes a huge difference.

[sevfett]

I don't think NATO's weapons are ineffective, it's just that there is less of a supply from NATO.

[yeetyeet]

Rheinmetall Marketing team is getting a raise for this one

[Vincentovich]

Those same 2014 war games analysts would've predicted Russia to take Kiev in 72 hours as well...

[sony]

Poland is the only country that is taking stuff seriously, the rest of Europe are slill in sleep mode

[PC-efqg]

is the Sulwaki gap still the game changer? I would think with Finland being a NATO member with Sweden's application pending the Baltic sea is open to supply the Baltic states. Is that wrong to assume?

[Tox_wasnt_here]

In Tuker Carlson’s interview with Putin he said Russia achieved its historical borders when the Russian Empire hit its peak. Still gives the same point but is really interesting that he is trying to push this on western viewers

[markpalmer]

Absolute nonsense. Corporate media really is finished, in the modern age of freely available information.

[andersgulowsen]

As a Norwegian I know a lot of polish... Their mindset is never again