Behind the official talk of “defensive coordination,” a group of 13 governments has formed a coalition mainly out of necessity. Their unity reflects shared concern about rising threats rather than deep trust.
Leaders say the goal is deterrence — showing that no country will face the next crisis alone.
However, such alliances can also raise tensions. Diplomatic efforts are now focused on preventing strong rhetoric and military signals from turning into open conflict.
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