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Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a new candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway doctrine that says NATO is one of Russia's biggest candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway. NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) is a defence candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway that started in 1949. It consists of North American and European candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway who guarantee to act if any member candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway is threatened candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway. Tensions between Russia and NATO have existed candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway the end of WWII. The candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway, Russian-led Warsaw Pact started in 1955 and led to the Cold War between the East and West intensifying. Strained candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway have surfaced once again with former Russian ally Ukraine making fresh steps to join NATO. Russia accused NATO this week of turning Ukraine into a " candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway of confrontation".

The new candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway has stated that for the first candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway, Russia would use conventional weapons "as part of candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway deterrent measures" if it sees its territory is under candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway. A NATO spokeswoman said the organization was complying with candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway law over Ukraine and was not threatening Russia in any candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway. She said: "Should Ukraine decide to apply for NATO candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway, NATO will assess its readiness to join the alliance in the same way as with any candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway. This is an issue between NATO and the candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway countries aspiring to membership." She added: "It is Russia's actions…in Ukraine which are breaking international law and undermining European candidatecountriesdangersdoctrinefrontlineindividualinternationalmembershipmilitarilymilitaryrelationsrivalsecuritysincestatestrategicthreattimetreatyway."