Скачать или смотреть Breaking: NATO Faces Its Most Dangerous Moment Yet

For decades, NATO rested on one unspoken assumption: that the United States would always be the alliance’s final guarantee. That assumption is now quietly eroding.

This episode of Global Eye explores how NATO is not collapsing through headlines or formal exits, but through something far more consequential—contingency planning. As European governments begin preparing for scenarios where American support may be delayed, conditional, or absent, the alliance’s foundational logic begins to change.

This is not a story about treaties being torn up or flags coming down. It is about predictability, reliability, and what happens when allies start planning around uncertainty instead of reassurance. NATO still exists on paper, but its role is shifting—from an unquestioned foundation of European security to one option among many.

In this analysis, we examine:
• Why alliances fail quietly before they fail publicly
• How unpredictability undermines collective defense
• Why contingency planning signals deeper structural change
• The difference between formal collapse and functional decline
• How Europe is adapting to a future it once thought impossible

This is not anti-American commentary. The United States remains the most powerful member of the alliance. What has changed is how that power is perceived—and whether it can still be assumed when it matters most.

Alliances are not broken by announcements. They are broken when trust is replaced by planning for failure.

📌 Watch till the end for a deeper understanding of why NATO’s most dangerous crisis is not external—but internal.