Comments by "D4RD1V" (@d4rd1v79) on "What Sweden's membership means for NATO and Russia | DW News" video.

  1. Taking Sweden as an example, Russia has intruded both in the air and at sea, infiltrating spies into the defense forces. This occurred long before discussions about NATO membership. Neutrality proves ineffective against the Russians.
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  2.  @aarontseke1918  NATO can sometimes assist non-member countries through various cooperation mechanisms and partnerships. This may involve shared security interests, common values, or the need to address global threats. While the primary commitments focus on the security of member states, NATO can collaborate with non-member countries to promote regional stability and address shared challenges.
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  3. Thanks brotha
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  4. Trump as U.S. President does not have the unilateral authority to decide to leave NATO. The decision to terminate NATO membership involves a consensus process, typically requiring diplomatic discussions, deliberations within the federal government, and likely approval from the legislative assembly, particularly the Senate, according to the U.S. Constitution.
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  5. Assume that you have read the so-called the peace agreement that would cripple Ukraine?
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  6. NATO doesn't admit new members during times of conflict, as it could impact the alliance's stability and security. Membership requires mutual trust and stability, which can be challenging to establish during ongoing conflicts.
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  7. And how many people with brain?
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