Op-ed: Neutrality is hard to defend in face of Russia's invasion
After Russian invaded Ukraine, Sweden and Finland realized there is no legitimate justification today for neutrality or nonalignment.
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After Russian invaded Ukraine, Sweden and Finland realized there is no legitimate justification today for neutrality or nonalignment.
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