NATO's Response to the Ukraine Crisis

This chapter examines the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, focusing on the tragic losses and NATO's strategic reevaluation of its role as a security alliance. It highlights the shift in NATO's military posture and the growing consensus among member states to view Russia as a primary threat, alongside expanded defense commitments from nations like Germany and Poland. Additionally, the chapter explores the complexities of NATO's dynamics, including the bids from Finland and Sweden to join amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.