If you remove the US from NATO, the remaining Military Strength of the alliance would have struggled with the Russia Military prior to the Ukraine Invasion and absolutely would have been unable to launch a meaningful ground offensive into Russia.
Only if we’re also assuming the none NATO allies of the US are being considered in the equation. I guess it would be most accurate to say that The US (with no mention of allies) could take Moscow
I guess it would be most accurate to say that The US (with no mention of allies) could take Moscow
Yeah, that’s where Isdisagree. Although I’m no military stategist. I simply don’t think that a nuclear power the size of Russia could be conquered that easily without nuclear retaliation.
If you remove the US from NATO, the remaining Military Strength of the alliance would have struggled with the Russia Military prior to the Ukraine Invasion and absolutely would have been unable to launch a meaningful ground offensive into Russia.
Ok. That makes sense. But wouldn’t it have beenmore accurate to claim that the US (and it’s allies) “could take Moscowin days”?
Only if we’re also assuming the none NATO allies of the US are being considered in the equation. I guess it would be most accurate to say that The US (with no mention of allies) could take Moscow
Yeah, that’s where Isdisagree. Although I’m no military stategist. I simply don’t think that a nuclear power the size of Russia could be conquered that easily without nuclear retaliation.