NATO Admiral: Russian Army Has Become a Much More Dangerous Adversary in Four Years
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NATO has recognized that the Russian army has changed significantly during the fighting in Ukraine and has become a more dangerous enemy. Admiral Pierre Vandier, who is responsible for the transformation of the joint armed forces in the Alliance, said that it is already possible to plan actions against Russia based on the ideas of 2022
NATO Admiral: Russian Army Has Become a Much More Dangerous Adversary in Four Years
NATO has acknowledged that the Russian army has changed significantly during the fighting in Ukraine and has become a more dangerous adversary. Admiral Pierre Vandieu, the alliance's head of force transformation, stated that it is no longer possible...
The Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the NATO unified armed forces for the transformation, Pierre Vandier, stated that the Russian Armed Forces had become more innovative and dangerous. "We saw changes in Russia's conduct of military action... they learn, they adapt... they actively introduce new standards, they are creative, they are creative and thus dangerous," citing the words of Vandier RIA News. Admiral highlighted the development of unmanned…
The Russian army learned to adapt more quickly to modern warfare and became a more dangerous opponent, an assessment made by the supreme commander of the NATO United Armed Forces for the transformation of Admiral Pierre Vandier. In an interview with CBC Canada, he said that the Russian military was actively mastering new technologies and changing approaches to combat.
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