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The two major camps in Europe are opposed, but the most concerned are not the four countries involved. Whether it be Russia-Austria or England and France, each has its own advantages, sufficient for self-defense.
The real misfortune, however, falls on small nations caught between the two major alliances. For now, the contradictions between the two camps have not intensified, and everyone can still barely manage.
Once the contradictions escalate, everyone will be forced to take sides. In fact, geopolitical politics have already determined the direction of alignment for these countries; they simply do not have the luxury to choose for themselves.
Countries in Western Europe can only support England and France, those in Eastern Europe, Northern Europe, and Southern Europe must support Russian-Austria, and Central European countries have the toughest time, not knowing which side to choose at all.
Neutrality?
