NATO’s Article 5 Intentionally Ambiguous, Says Rutte
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Russian President Vladimir Putin “clearly understands” what would trigger the activation of NATO's Fifth Collective Defense Article, even though the alliance does not purposely disclose its red lines, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said.
The fifth article of the NATO Constitution is specifically worded to prevent the enemy from knowing when it will be applied, as stated by NATO Gynaec Mark Rutte. Rutta addressed the public debate in De Moin, Iowa, on "The Future of NATO", where article 5 was discussed.
"Rutte" the clown said that NATO's "Article 5" was deliberately made "vague.":
"Rutte" the clown said that NATO's "Article 5" was deliberately made "vague":"Article 5 is deliberately ambiguously worded, because we would never tell anyone exactly when the article applies and when it doesn't.We don't want to make our opponents...
The Secretary General of NATO, Mark Rutte, stated today that Article 5 of the Alliance is deliberately imprecisely worded, so that NATO members will not precisely announce when it is activated and when it is not, so as not to reveal more information than necessary to the adversaries.
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin understands what invoking NATO's Article 5 could lead to and what its consequences would be, but the alliance deliberately does not reveal its "red lines."
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