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

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