How Strong Is Putin's Army?: US General: NATO Would Be Superior to Russia "in Real War"
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NATO's commander-in-chief sees Russia as a military alliance far superior.
The concern is that Putin's appetite is not satisfied with Ukraine either. NATO's commander-in-chief for Europe believes that Moscow would not be successful in the conventional way, but it "takes advantage of other methods," says US General Grynkewich.
Moscow "does not have modern F-35 fighter jets, not the mass of modern destroyers or submarines we have," says Alexus Grynkewich, chief of NATO forces in Europe.
NATO General Alexus Grynkewich clearly sees NATO as an advantage. That is why Putin is not looking for a direct confrontation.
"In a real war, if the entire Alliance were involved, NATO would have a conventional advantage over Russia," he said in an interview with German magazine Spiegel.
Nato Commander-in-Chief Alexus Grynkewich considers the alliance to be conventionally stronger than Russia. That is why Putin does not seek direct confrontation, but rely on sabotage, the US General said to the "mirror."
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