NATO builds a drone and AI plan to blunt a Russian attack fast
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NEW NATO Eastern Flank Defense Strategy Uses Drones and Artificial Intelligence to Quickly Stop a Potential Russian Attack.
NATO plans to repel a Russian attack using drones, artificial intelligence (AI), and traditional military force. This is evident from documents seen by Bloomberg that are scheduled to be presented in a few weeks. With this strategy, the alliance hopes to strike a swift blow against the Russians. The highest-ranking commander in Europe, US General Alexus Grynkewich, is set to present the plans in Poland on October 12.
NATO is drawing up a plan to counter a possible Russian attack on its eastern flank, with the main goal of a quick and decisive victory in the unlikely scenario. The plan, called “Theory of Victory,” has been drawn up under NATO’s top military commander in Europe, General Alexis Grinkiewicz, and is expected to be presented in Poland on October 12. Bloomberg reports that it has seen the declassified version of the document and reveals key aspects…
The NATO strategy for defence of the eastern flank in front of a Russian attack has been modified. The new approach involves the use of classical ground forces, but also drones and artificially intelligent equipment. The new strategy should lead to a rapid defeat of the Russians.
The plan is for a quick victory in a Russian attack on the eastern flank of the Alliance.
After stopping a possible invasion, the Alliance plans to focus on the command systems of Russian troops and use the experience of the war in Ukraine
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