> And no, the US isn't "poised to withdraw from NATO". Nobody's even talking about that. Trump, the current president of the US, is. https://www.businessinside

> And no, the US isn't "poised to withdraw from NATO". Nobody's even talking about that. Trump, the current president of the US, is. https://www.businessinsider.com/what-would-happen-us-leaves-nato-trump-2025-1?op=1 https://www.businessinsider.com/what-would-happen-us-leaves-... Congress found the scenario credible enough to pass a law specifically making it more difficult for him to do unilaterally. > But none of the things have happened yet, nor are there any signs they're immediately about to. Proving the nonexistence of signs is not a position I would be willing to take as it is far too philosophically difficult to defend. The reality is that both the Ukrainian and Iranian situations are far from an equilibrium; there don't need to be signs to know that dramatic changes are coming, we just can't tell what those changes will actually look like.