Without NATO, would Russia already be in Kyiv? Probably. | Opinion
The situation in Ukraine demonstrates the continued importance of NATO in helping the U.S. and Europe present a unified, coordinated response to threats, writes Curtis Milam.
German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht (left) visits a tank training brigade 9 in Munster, Germany, Monday. Germany says it will add up to 350 troops to a NATO battlegroup it leads in Lithuania, an announcement that comes amid tensions between Russia and Ukraine.Read morePhilipp Schulze / AP
