There are threats from both sides, and each have powerful allies that swiftly moved to the brink of action, until what’s left is a war that involves everyone the world over. Now, let’s rewind.

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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is the formalization of this relationship, although the “collective west” has often acted as a unit outside this organization to deploy disproportionate ...