How capable would NATO be of countering a conventional assault on multiple fronts by its enemies against both them and other parties?

[Bassoe]

Liechtenstein isn't technically still at war with America.

 

[Marduk]

Liechtenstein isn't technically still at war with America.

North Korea is not any more than it was before getting said deterrent when it also was not invaded for decades.
North Korea is also not even reducing its massive conventional arsenal since getting it.
So take this sort of childish arguments to people who know less than you about this stuff, wrong audience here.

 

[Zachowon]

We didn't 8nvade the north Koreans before nukes...

 

[Captain X]

We didn't 8nvade the north Koreans before nukes...

Uh... Yeah we did. The Chinese kind of drove us back, though.

 

[Zachowon]

Uh... Yeah we did. The Chinese kind of drove us back, though.

We didn't invade. We supported South Korea and pushed them to the Chinese border

 

[LordsFire]

We didn't invade. We supported South Korea and pushed them to the Chinese border

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.

 

[Zachowon]

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.

I mean yes. That's the point I aas making