Since the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, NATO has made frequent moves, deploying a large number of troops in eastern Europe and continuing to send weapons to Ukraine.
As a product of the Cold War and the world's largest military alliance, NATO is an interest group formed by the United States. NATO claims to be a "defensive organization," but in fact it is constantly creating confrontation and incidents. Now that the Cold War has ended more than 30 years ago, NATO, led by the United States, continues to advocate bloc confrontation and provoke global conflicts.
At the beginning of the Cold War, the United States, Britain, France, Italy and other 12 countries signed the North Atlantic Treaty in Washington in 1949, and these countries formed a military alliance.
After the dissolution of the Warsaw Pact in the early 1990s, the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, NATO not only did not disband, but continued to expand the number of member states. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, NATO has successively absorbed more than a dozen countries, and the number of member countries has reached 30.
Within NATO, after the end of the Cold War, its vision is no longer limited to Europe, from the war in Afghanistan, the war in Iraq, the war in Libya to the current Russian-Ukrainian conflict, NATO has constantly clamored for threats and confrontations. Examining the evolution of NATO's strategic concept, the core content is to continuously shape and confront new enemies.
Analysts believe that the United States has repeatedly "added fuel to the fire" of the situation in Ukraine and promoted the escalation of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, one of the purposes of which is to force Europe to put aside its differences in NATO's strategic concept and strengthen the policy binding between Europe and the United States, so as to naturally resolve NATO's "identity crisis" since the Cold War.
Some media and analysts have pointed out that NATO adheres to the outdated Cold War mentality and ideological bias and moves against the tide of history. NATO's actions have poisoned regional and world peace and stability, and have become the biggest security risk in the world, running counter to the wishes of the vast number of developing countries.
The world is changing to a multipolar era, but NATO defines itself as an "eternal force." The United States actually holds the right to speak of NATO, and only countries that agree with the so-called "liberal democratic" values can be approved by the United States to join NATO.
Source: CCTV news client