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More and more often, Russia provokes the EU and NATO. Experts become clear: if Putin attacks the eastern flank, he could win militarily.
If Russia will attack NATO's countries in the east and the alliance will begin to transfer troops, military equipment and ammunition from Western Europe, where major continents and ports are located, this process will last for a month and a half...
"Russia could regain the ability to attack a NATO country in 2028-2029," German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said in a wide-ranging interview with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ). He warned of the risk that Russia could regain the capability to attack a NATO member state within a few years. He also added that President Vladimir Putin "does not hide his imperial fantasies." The minister explained in the interview that Germany must ac…
Worn bridges, varying track standards, and complex bureaucracy have meant that NATO troops will need approximately 45 days to reach the Russian border, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing the Financial Times. The movement of military equipment across Europe is complicated by varying track widths and complex bureaucracy. For example, after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, France sent tanks to Romania via the Mediterranean Sea rather than the…
If Russia were to attack NATO's eastern flank, we would theoretically have to hold out for 45 days alone. That's how long it would take to move troops and equipment from western Europe to the east, according to an analysis published by the Financial Times. Old bridges, incompatible roads, trains and stations, and a bureaucracy that slows down rapid movement endanger NATO's ability to react promptly to a threat on the Russian border, the quoted s…
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