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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
Sure, I get that a diverse alliance will have countries that have different priorities. When it comes to the territorial integrity of members, they do promote a united stance on that. I am surprised that would even be in question. The whole point of the alliance is to ensure that every inch of territory among its members is secure, so having a head of state openly promote irredentism against four other NATO members and a country currently partnered with NATO certainly puts a wedge in the unified defense agenda.
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I think it is you who misunderstands NATO, or have been wrapped up in this view that it constitutes a US led policy hegemony. It doesn't at all. It is extremely limited in scope. What NATO member was Orban promoting irredentism against? You mention 4. Ukraine is not a NATO member, maybe never will be, so any action taken against or in spite of Ukraine has no bearing at all on the terms of NATO.