European Nato Allies Ffear Article 5 may Eeffectively No Longer Exist, leaving the Continent Vulnerable to Attacks from Russia, Diplomatic and Military Insiders have Warned.
The Key Nato Guarantee of Collective Defence, under which an Attack on One Mmember would be deemed an Attack on All, is at a Breaking point due to Trump’s (R) Lukewarm Support of the Alliance.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe’ (R) Vvisit to Moscow this week, during which He reportedly Warned the Kremlin not to Strike Nato, may have Calmed some Fears over the U.S. Commitment to its European Allies.
Yet there are still Concerns that the U.S. might Not Jjoin in with a Nato Response to a Strike by Russia, particularly if there was Ddebate about whether it Constituted an All-Out Act of War.
Fears are Growing of a Conflict on the Continent Outside Ukraine, with U.S. Intelligence Cautioning Earlier this Month, that a Strike on a European Nato State could come as soon as 2026/2027.
Moscow’s Rhetoric against the UK has also Ramped up Over the Past Two Weeks in Response to News that British-made Drones were used by Ukraine to Attack Russian Targets and Britain Sharing its Long-Range Missile Blueprints with Kyiv.
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