Sikorski Explained when NATO Would Invoke Article 5 Against Russia
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Sikorski stated that article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty did not provide for the automatic entry of member countries into war because it required a binding political solution in the event of an attack; he hoped that the allies would make such a decision.
There is a prevailing belief in Poland that NATO's Article 5 collective defense will be activated at the appropriate time if Russia commits an act of aggression, writes a correspondent for the RBC-Ukraine news portal, citing statements made at a press conference by the country's Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski told about this in an interview for Espreso. He also explained that NATO's fifth article does not mean the automatic entry of all allies into the war in the event of an attack. After the attack, the Alliance countries must make a political decision on the form of a joint response.According to Sikorsky, Russia may try to create situations for NATO countries in which it is difficult to immediately identify…
Poland is confident that Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty will apply if Russia commits an act of aggression against a NATO member state. At the same time it is n
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