What Is The NATO Stance In The Ukraine War?

DNYUZ/New York Times: Missiles for Poland Raise Questions on NATO Stance in Ukraine War 

WARSAW — When a missile slammed into a Polish village just a few miles from Ukraine last week and killed two local residents, fears surged that Russia had attacked a NATO country and threatened a global conflagration — until it turned out that it was probably a wayward Ukrainian air defense missile that had fallen into Poland by accident. 

Just how risky the situation remains, however, was put into focus this week when Poland announced that it had accepted a German offer of Patriot air defense systems and would deploy them “near the border” with Ukraine. Poland, like the United States, has provided steadfast support to Ukraine since Russia invaded in February, supplying weapons and unwavering diplomatic backing, but it has no desire to get into a war with Moscow.  

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WNU Editor: I think NATO has made their stance on the Russia - Ukraine war very clear. They are fully committed to making sure Ukraine is successful in defeating the Russian army. This deployment of Patriot missiles is just another example of mission creep, albeit now at an accelerated rate. 

As to how Russia sees NATO's stance on the war. The view is that NATO is already in an undeclared war against Russia.