Originally Posted by
Jack
"which include the Baltic republics, Poland, Romania, and Bulgaria."
I don't think Romania and Bulgaria are considered 'Baltic Republics', but I get your drift.
My impression is that Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are/may be looked at (by Russia) like Crimea was. They are small, former Russian 'states', and FAR from Western Europe but CLOSE to Russia. What's to prevent Russia from doing the same thing it did to Crimea? Do YOU have a Solution?
On the flip side, I can see NATO/US Troops being a threat to Russia if/when deployed to countries that border Russia.
I wonder if Russia being a Member of NATO would solve the Problem ... or make it worse?
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