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How capable would NATO be of countering a conventional assault on multiple fronts by its enemies against both them and other parties?
You're playing word games. We invaded N. Korea during the active war, 70+ years ago. N. Korea then remained uninvaded for ~60 years after that despite lacking a nuclear deterrent. Stop being lazy, post points clearly.- Word Count: 36
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How capable would NATO be of countering a conventional assault on multiple fronts by its enemies against both them and other parties?
The issue isn't size of forces of war-time production, but competence. And the Russian military is not sufficiently competent to tangle with NATO. The blitz towards Kyiv that Russia was trying to pull off in the opening moves of the invasion of Ukraine, especially trying to take Hostomel...- Word Count: 670
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