The article discusses the impact of NATO's strategy during the Arab Spring conflicts in the Middle East and North Africa. NATO aimed to resolve conflicts and present itself as a peacekeeping force, but the outcomes were mixed. While NATO showed effectiveness in its military operations, conflicts in the region often worsened instead of being resolved. This led to increased instability and significant changes in the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East. New ethnic and territorial enclaves emerged, and more countries became involved in the conflicts.