Donald Trump does not rule out the disintegration of NATO

The politician said that NATO members "do not pay their fair share" about the US contribution, and that the block is "obsolete." Republican presidential candidate US Donald Trump has strongly criticized the Alliance of the North Atlantic Treaty, according to Reuters. In a speech to his supporters in the state of Wisconsin, USA, the politician said that NATO members "do not pay their fair share" regarding the contribution made ​​by US and that the block is "obsolete". "Either pay, even for the shortcomings of the past, or have to leave. And if NATO, which is broken is broken , " Trump said. In addition, in an interview with The New York Times, Trump said the Alliance "was designed for the Soviet Union, which no longer exists" and "was not designed for terrorism". a Trump not only cares little for US allies NATO and the European Union, but "is not the work of maintaining commitments to them , " says Anne Applebaum, a columnist of the US newspaper The Washington Post.