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With imperiled Finland and Sweden possibly joining NATO, UD finds herself thinking of that final scene in the film …

“Witness.” The vicious hysteria of one actor escalates, and draws the witness of all. Shamed, confronted, it escalates still more, terrifying the innocent.

Will Russia back down? Its neighbors are not waiting to find out. This is NATO’s moment.

Finland, a European Union member state, shares a 1,300-km (810-mile) border with Russia. [Its foreign minister] said Russia’s invasion had shown that Russia is willing to take increasing risks in its military operations, can quickly mobilise more than 100,000 soldiers against a neighbouring country, and has mooted more openly than before the possible use of its nuclear and biological weapons.

Margaret Soltan, April 7, 2022 12:41PM
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