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North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) was drawn between which of the following regions?

A

United States of America

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Central Europe

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Western Europe

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Russia

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The correct options are
A United States of America
C Western Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) was an international alliance established between North America and Western Europe. 'An attack on one is an attack on everyone' is their founding principle.

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