00:00What if the biggest military alliance in the world suddenly started disagreeing during a war?
00:05Right now, tensions are rising between the United States and several European countries
00:11over the conflict with Iran. While the U.S. continues military operations,
00:16some European allies are pushing back. France reportedly refused to allow certain military
00:21flights through its airspace. Italy questioned the use of its bases for operations tied to the
00:27conflict. And Spain even moved to restrict airspace access for U.S. military aircraft involved in the
00:33war. Why does this matter? Because these countries are part of NATO, the alliance that has stood
00:40together for decades. When allies disagree during a major conflict, it raises serious questions about
00:46unity and global strategy. European leaders say they fear the war could escalate across the Middle
00:52East. They also worry it could disrupt global energy supplies. Many leaders say they were not
00:58fully consulted before the conflict intensified. Meanwhile, Washington argues the operations are
01:04necessary to counter Iran and maintain regional security. So the big question now is this.
01:10Will NATO remain united? Or could this war create the biggest rift the alliance has seen in years?
01:16The world is watching closely.
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