Ukraine war: Russia atrocities bring NATO members closer

Summary

This article by Katya Adler, writing for BBC, makes the following points:

• Alleged Russian war crimes make it hard for NATO countries not to continue to support Ukraine.
• Putin's blaming of NATO's expansion into Easter Europe for the Ukraine conflict resulted in NATO expanding even further.
• Finland and Sweden have both applied to join NATO.
• Western officials say the Kremlin's tactics have badly misfired.

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• Article Source: BBC
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