WION Fineprint | Sweden, Finland to join NATO

With the Ukraine war entering its fifth month, the priority for Spain's NATO partners remains firmly on deterring Russia. As NATO leaders meet in Madrid, Molly Gambhir tells you the challenges that the military alliance faces.

#Finland #Sweden #NATO

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[keithosiewicz]

You missed Greece and Turkey in your map. They are both Nato members.

[ultracobrax]

Finland and Sweden just signed their extinction.

[ratatajk]

Recent new: Russia just let 144 captured Ukraine's soldiers free.

It's irony to see "the brutal" Russia still spare enemy's life, let them free and return home.

While "the not brutal" USA/NATO kill every single enemy/prisoners in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya

Both Russia and USA/NATO took actions against another countries using "national securities" as excuse. USA accused political choice in Afghanistan, Iraq might endanger USA. So if we see things from Russia's perspective, Russia also think that political choice in Ukraine might endanger Russia.

[erikalagunas]

Isn’t this something The president of Ukraine practically begged to be made part of NATO and they said sorry but is a long process, even now Ukraine which is no more is on the waiting list.

[stindependentfreeblack]

Russia should build its military bases in the Caribbean and Latin America just to see how America will react.. hypocrisy in politics is absurd

[marcelnsenga]

This is great news for the USA military industrial complex. More Money crossing the Atlantic

[gedankenexplosion]

Your Map at 1:19 ist wrong! Turkey and greece are members since 1952!

[carstenriedel]

I like the NATO map, missing members... Greece, Turkey, Iceland maybe more...

[delvafairweather]

Hi think Russia should deal with them the same way them deal with Ukraine

[julwiezdeghorz]

🇸🇪Sweden and 🇫🇮Finland joining NATO will not add to the threat pose by NATO to Russia. These two Nordic countries have never been neutral in the first place. 😊

[HazdNightfall]

Finland is right next door to Russia's Capitol, this will prove to be a strategic nightmare for Russia. Russia wasn't being careful when It decided to annex territories from Ukraine and Georgia.

[ultracobrax]

Don't worry, Russia have enough nukes for everyone.

[homayuns]

Greece and Turkey color should have been yellow on the map, they joined NATO before 1997.

[servicetohumanity]

It's time for Russia to make alliance with Latin America and build Military bases. I think that is the right way to respond.

[gdewyg]

This is unregrettable decision by Sweden and Finland from joining Nato. Thanks

[dino]

This reminds me of American Street Gangs!

[notruthinthisworld.]

The real challenge is going to be money because not all members can contribute enough.

[Raez_XL]

All at the US, UK and places like Sweden., they are spiralling into chaos. They will eventually breakup and bicker among themselves

[shevaughnpowell]

I love dis women bec she speaks the truth what there are trying to hide

[vikramsid]

It's crystal clear that this war was necessary to revive and expand NATO, as this group had lost all relevance after the cold war. Small countries afraid of Russia are being taken advantage of to expand this alliance, which Russia should have forseen and acted beforehand. This war is basically Russia saying 'enough is enough', not anything against democracy or autocracy. It's imperative that Russia defeats west backed Ukraine to deflate NATO's aspirations and stop it from achieving hegemony in Europe.