NATO UNIT 5

The r (a)   of tension between NATO and its neighboring countries could lead to more constructive international relations and enhance security cooperation in the region.

If NATO were to be d (a)   ed, it could potentially lead to increased instability and a shift in the balance of power.

The military c (a)   in Myanmar to take over power has sparked condemnation and raised concerns about the country's stability and democratic future.

The decision to d (a)   missiles by a NATO member country will escalate tensions with neighboring states and trigger a regional arms race.

The establishment of a s (a)   body within NATO alongside the principal ones will not only enhance the alliance's effectiveness but also strengthen international relations.

The decision to l (a)   an attack against another country has caused significant harm to both the target nation and the international community.

On election day, voters make their way to the designated p (a)   station to cast their ballots and exercise their right to participate in the democratic process.

NATO's decision to deploy additional troops was a bold move, showing their commitment to security and putting them on the e (a)   of potential conflict.

Through its continued efforts to promote collective defense, NATO has managed to g (a)   a reputation as a leading international organization for maintaining regional and global security.

NATO leaders convened a meeting to q (a)   plans of an unauthorized military intervention, reaffirming their commitment to diplomatic solutions.