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Russia’s Violations of NATO Airspace: How the Alliance Should Respond
['Andreas Umland', 'Andreas Umland Is An Analyst At The Stockholm Centre For Eastern European Studies In The Swedish Institute For International Affairs In Stockholm', "An Associate Professor At The Department Of Political Science Of The Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. He Is Also Editor Of Ibidem Press'S Academic Book Series", 'Soviet', 'Post-Soviet Politics', 'Society', 'Coordinator Of The Non-Fiction Series', 'Ukrainian Voices', 'Both Distributed Columbia University Press.', 'Stefan Korshak']
Kyiv Post
They serve reconnaissance and diversionary purposes, are test runs, and are intended to sow discord within NATO.
There are doubts in the US itself, in Europe, and in Russia about whether Washington, under the slogan “America First,” still stands by the East-Central European NATO countries.
However, there should be both a defensive reaction and offensive countermeasures in response to Russian provocations.
First, it would be necessary for the Western European NATO countries to show complete solidarity with their Eastern European partners in word and deed.
Further and greater Russian provocations are therefore foreseeable.
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