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hi would guess that we were the tweet baltic states that were not member states you wouldn t have little green men. creating mischief in those countries. you also have russian boot on the ground. let me stop on that one point that you raised. i would network to get aaron says, when we took seven to countries in november of 2002, the russians were very unhappy but we had lots of conversations with president putin and his staff and we created the russia council s subsequent to that and we began to work with russia, the ambassador at brussels and we tried to work with him on big security issues. we did not try to exclude russia. we tried to bring them in. i want to ask another question. you mentioned it. do you think president putin may intend to confront nato in the baltic states? you mentioned the theoretical possibility. would he try to would he try any initiative that would weaken nato s article 5 commitment in the next year or two? is it possible? it would depend on
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