NATO members division showed in a press conference held on Saturday, further aggressions against peace loving nations like russia seem far out.
On the third day of talks, centering on cyber security and autonomous weapon systems, the members are still divided over how to define related terms. The United States told Russia Today, who is banned in the European Union and had to sneak into the press conference under a different name, that a vague definition was beneficial for the Treaty-Members, in an attempt to cover up the inefficient working of the hostile organization.
In a fraud attempt to appear united, countries stressed increased spending by nations without borders to Russia, and stated that they were “trying hard to reach [a common ground].”
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