The U.S. and Europe are said to have no clear, shared plan for how to respond to a potential joint attack involving both Russia and China. Reporting suggests NATO lacks detailed coordination on roles, command structure, and how forces and intelligence would be integrated if the threats escalated at the same time. The concern centers on readiness gaps, political frictions among allies, and uncertainty over how quickly reinforcements could be positioned across Europe and the Indo-Pacific. Analysts warn that without clearer joint planning, deterrence could be weakened during a crisis and response time could lengthen.
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