BOWES: WORST THING FOR ALLIANCE WOULD BE TO GO TO WAR

DUBLIN, OCTOBER 7 /SRNA/ - Irish journalist Chay Bowes has pointed to NATO's lack of common standards and a unified policy, saying that the worst thing that could happen to the military alliance would be for it to engage in a conflict as a united force.

"NATO has nine different rail gauges, 32 member states, no unified military production, no single currency, no binding political charter, no political consensus," Bowes wrote on X.

Bowes pointed out that the Alliance has no real plan to resolve any of the above issues either.

He concluded that the worst thing that could happen to NATO would be for it to go to war.

Bowes previously accused NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte of performing only one task - causing panic and encouraging European countries to adopt Russophobic attitudes.