They are afraid of Russia. And probably a bit indoctrinated as well.
“The gap between EU and NATO support is usually attributed to constitutional neutrality, Kremlin-aligned messaging on security, and lingering caution about being seen as a military bloc member while Transnistria remains unresolved.”
Unfalsifable orthodoxy of NATO: When people want to join it, it's because they are afraid of Russia, and when they don't want to join it, it's because they are afraid of Russia.
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f371ks@lemmy.world · -1 pts · 117d
They are afraid of Russia. And probably a bit indoctrinated as well.
“The gap between EU and NATO support is usually attributed to constitutional neutrality, Kremlin-aligned messaging on security, and lingering caution about being seen as a military bloc member while Transnistria remains unresolved.”
PolandIsAStateOfMind@lemmy.ml · 9 pts · 117d
Unfalsifable orthodoxy of NATO: When people want to join it, it's because they are afraid of Russia, and when they don't want to join it, it's because they are afraid of Russia.