NATO Hasn't Changed Nuclear Alert Level, Stoltenberg Says

The video discusses NATO's response to Russia's nuclear rhetoric and alert levels, emphasizing the importance of maintaining current alert levels to avoid escalation. It highlights Russia's past agreements to avoid nuclear war and NATO's commitment to de-escalation. The video also covers NATO's defensive presence in Eastern Europe as a deterrence strategy and the importance of deconfliction to prevent incidents from escalating into a broader conflict between NATO and Russia.

What is NATO's stance on the nuclear alert level in response to Russia's actions?

• NATO has increased its nuclear alert level.

• NATO has maintained the same alert level.

• NATO has not commented on the alert level.

• NATO has decreased its nuclear alert level.

What has Russia agreed to in the past regarding nuclear war?

• That nuclear war is inevitable.

• That nuclear war should be fought.

• That nuclear war is a viable option.

• That nuclear war will never be won and should not be fought.

What is NATO's strategy to preserve peace and prevent conflict?

• Increasing offensive military actions.

• Maintaining a credible deterrence.

• Ignoring the situation.

• Relying solely on diplomatic talks.

Why is deconfliction important for NATO?

• To prevent incidents and accidents from spiraling out of control.

• To ensure a full-fledged confrontation with Russia.

• To escalate the conflict beyond Ukraine.

• To avoid any communication with Russia.

What is NATO's responsibility in the context of the Ukraine conflict?

• To provide support to Ukraine while preventing escalation.

• To initiate a confrontation with Russia.

• To ensure the conflict spirals out of control.

• To avoid any involvement in the conflict.