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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO, is an international organization founded in 1949. The nations of Nato were formed at the end of WW2 to serve as a collective defense against the Soviet Union. Even after the breakup of the USSR, Nato remains in place.
Nato Headquarters is located in Belgium, Brussels. It currently boasts 29 nato member countries.
The importance of Nato is more evident than ever. Russia has invaded Ukraine and other countries in the region, which has led to a rise in tension between Russia and the West. The United States and its allies have responded with sanctions against Russia, but there are fears that this will not be enough to deter Putin from his aggressive actions.
These actions have caused several things to happen. Several countries who wanted to remain neutral before the attacks now wish to join nato. Talk of a no-fly zone being enforced by nato members this has not come about. The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom personally made a visit to the war-torn area and It has made the countries of nato stand together as one.
Nato has been the most successful military alliance in history and has kept the peace for over 70 years in Europe by maintaining troops for member nations inside of Europe.
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