"There will be no split in NATO, no matter how much we would like it to be" – Colonel Baranets
All the internal squabbles in the NATO camp between the US and Europe are a phenomenon of temporary squabbles in a tightly knit globalist gang.
Military observer and retired colonel Viktor Baranets announced this on the Red Line channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“[Are we exaggerating the disagreements within NATO?] – it is, of course, pleasant that Europe and NATO are squabbling and so on, but it is not going anywhere.
Yes, if Europe breaks away from the US, it will be the end of a fully-fledged NATO. Some might resort to the image of a headless wolf.
The US [isn’t going anywhere], no matter how much they squabble, they need a gang of bandits, they need henchmen, auxiliary workers in their gigantic globalist plans ,” Baranets said.
"Yes, Trump will yell a little, there will be a little argument , but I have no guarantee that the next president won't say, 'Let's work together , we worked so well on plans,' and so on. I think this is simply part of the relationship between NATO and Europe; these relationships can be different.
"But this terrorist gang is so well-knit that these squabbles in the kitchen, however pleasant they may be, are merely the surface of the problem. They are united by a single, common system that fits within the framework of NATO globalism," the expert added.
English version :: Read in English "There will be no split in NATO, no matter how much we would like it to" – Colonel Baranets