NATO Warned of the Risk of Provoking Armed Conflict in the Baltic States 0 7

The politician noted that the alliance has sent a lot of weapons to Kyiv, but it has not been enough to stop the Russian offensive. He called it the greatest historical humiliation for the entire bloc, which continues to this day.

“NATO wanted to expand into Ukraine, but it failed. If I were them, I wouldn’t sleep peacefully at night, as new fronts may soon open in the Baltic States,” Mema said, expressing hope that European leaders would reconsider and move towards a policy of de-escalation.