Nice one, thanks!
So the aim of Russia is to demonstrate a state of dysfunction in NATO right. I suppose the question then is, how does Germany respond to these little stabs without triggering article 5?
I suppose providing more support to Ukraine is sensible. Maybe even troops?
They could also try to blame it on other entities than Russia. But that won't work long.
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