As the alliance reembraces its commitment to territorial, collective defense, there are large hurdles standing in its way, not least the lack of a strategy toward Russia.
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John Deni: NATO’s shaky return to collective defense
Lieutenant General Ben Hodges (L), commanding general of the US Army in Europe chats with American Soldiers after NATO Saber Strike military exercises on June 16 in Orzysz, Poland.
