NATO Headquarters, Brussels.
Around the oval conference table, representatives from fifteen member countries are seated, the atmosphere isn't too bad.
After all, this meeting was called by the British, it's not our misfortune.
British Defense Minister Portillo cleared his throat, starting with the distinctive Oxford accent intonation: "Gentlemen, the situation is already clear. Victor is now openly using Princess Diana's tragedy for political manipulation, accusing our nation of committing 'war crimes.' This is not only targeting the United Kingdom; it's a blatant challenge to the international order since World War II."
He glanced around the room, trying to read something from the expressionless faces.
