Syrian Hmong

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(10-11-2019, 08:52 PM)Dill Wrote: Unclear.

Are you asking 1) what to do if one NATO member wants to fight another NATO member,
or 2) if a NATO member wants to fight an ally--e.g., Poland declares war on South Korea?

If 1) the answer depends in part on who you are and who your allies are. If you are Montenegro you don't do anything.
If you are the U.S., you can probably prevent and/or stop any fighting by diplomatic and economic power--if you want to.

If 2) Since NATO is about protection against aggression directed at member states, then NATO is
bound to do nothing to help Poland attack SK.

I'm asking #2 it's why I only called a NATO member. But I think we can all agree "participate in the attack against the non-Nato allies" is not the answer. 

If Trump directs US Military assets to assist Turkey in this attack; then I'll be angrier with him than anyone in this forum.