Iran’s thwarted drone attack on Turkey won’t trigger NATO’s Article 5, Pete Hegseth says
Source: New York Post · Bias: Right
Summary
"There is no sense that" Iran's thwarted drone attack on Turkey would trigger anything like Article 5," the Secretary of War said, referring to the principle that an attack on one member of the Atlantic alliance is an attack on all members.
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