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Russia has consistently viewed NATO's expansion and activities as a direct threat to its national security. In response, it has increased military readiness along its borders, conducted large-scale military exercises, and engaged in aggressive rhetoric against NATO countries. Additionally, Russia has sought to strengthen its alliances with non-NATO countries and has pursued military modernization efforts to counter perceived encroachments by the alliance. This antagonistic relationship has escalated tensions in Europe, particularly following events such as the annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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How did Joseph Stalin react to NATO?
He applied for membership.
What is NATO's role today?
NATO's role (when first founded) was to protect its member countries from the USSR. (Now Russia.) Since the USSR no longer exists, NATO's role is to protect the national sovereignty of its member countries.
Why were the canadian's involved in the Cold War?
They where part of the Cold War, because they were part of NATO, which is basically a defence pact of allies, which includes Canada, France, Britain, Russia, etc.
How did the NATO and Warsaw Pact effect on Soviet defense spending?
It posed a threat to Soviet military supremacy. With this combined threat the soviet government was forced to expand their own military force to keep pace with the combined powers of the NATO pact. This lead to huge portions of Russia's GDP being poured into military expense. This later crippled them when their purchases wore out and broke down. Now Russia's military force is but a fraction of its Soviet pinnacle.
Why was it nessesary for Russia to mobilize its army so much in advance and how does Germany react?
Because Germany declared war on Serbia, russia mobilized its army to protect Serbia due to an old alliance
Russia/NATO relationship?
NATO wants Ukraine and Georgia to join. Russia doesn't like that.
How did Joseph Stalin react to NATO?
He applied for membership.
The Czech republicpoland and became members of NATO in 1999.?
Hungary!! its not Russia
Is Ukraine a member of NATO?
Well yes and no. NATO was formed after WWII as an alliance against communist agression of countries in Europe that considered themselves allies of the United states. The communists formed the Warsaw Pact which was the communist countries that condidered themselves aligned with Russia to protect themselves from aggression by the west. So they are not really for or against each other. It is more like they have agreed to disagree and keep a close eye on each other.
What nation today cooperates with NATO on a limited basis?
Russia
Russia on NATO's ballistic missile defense shield?
NATO says it's used to guard against limited missile attacks. Russia thinks it might be used to attack west.
Why are Russia and China not NATO members?
NATO was formed to protect Europe and the United States from communism including the Soviet Union and Communist China.
What is NATO's role today?
NATO's role (when first founded) was to protect its member countries from the USSR. (Now Russia.) Since the USSR no longer exists, NATO's role is to protect the national sovereignty of its member countries.
Which two countries were invitedto become the part of NATO alliance?
Russia aCTUAlly iTS TURkEY
Is Russia part of NATO?
Russia is not, has never been, and most likely never will be, a member of NATO.
Why does Ukraine wants to join NATO?
Ukraine is a neighbor to Russia, and Russia is a much larger and more powerful country than Ukraine. Historically Russia has dominated Ukraine. In order for Ukraine to maintain its independence, it wants to ally itself with the Western World. If Ukraine is allied with the West, it will not have to worry about Russia attempting to dominate its foreign policy because it will have the protection of NATO.
What is the NATO and Russia strategic relations?
NATO and Russia have a complex and often contentious relationship characterized by mutual suspicion and differing security interests. Following the Cold War, NATO expanded eastward, which Russia perceives as a threat to its sphere of influence and national security. Tensions have escalated due to conflicts such as the annexation of Crimea in 2014 and NATO's military exercises near Russian borders. While there are periods of dialogue, cooperation remains limited, and both sides maintain military readiness in response to perceived threats.
