Letter: Nato's future
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Nato's future
Sir: Thank heavens for the voice of Robert Fisk in the midst of the insanity of this Balkan war ("What is the point of Nato?", 13 May). His analysis is a small ray of hope to those trying to make sense of the senseless.
Nato is led by leaders who are more interested in impressing their electorates and keeping hold of power than any real concern for the Kosovo Albanians.
If they were really interested in the security and peace of Europe they would have offered much more real support to those trying to build up democratic reforms in post-cold war Russia.
We can only hope that Robert Fisk is correct and that this disastrous war will see the end of Nato and strengthen the future of the United Nations as the only hope for the world.
STEVE JEFFERY
Crawley, West Sussex
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