NATO Acknowledges West’s Slow Response to Ukraine’s War Ef
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The Ukrainian army is forcing its Western partners to rethink not only how modern warfare is fought, but also how quickly armies need to change during a conflict. NATO soldiers involved in training Ukrainian soldiers in Poland admit that the difference in pace is huge - Kiev needs a new solution in days or weeks, while Western structures often work with a horizon of months and years. This is what Business Insider tells after a visit to Camp Joms…
The Ukrainian military operates at a pace that Western armies find difficult to adapt to, while procurement, military training and weapons development in NATO countries often take significantly longer. One example of such a rupture is cited by the publication Operation Legio, which Norway is conducting in eastern Poland. At Camp Jomsborg, multinational teams train Ukrainian servicemen, who at the same time pass on combat experience gained at the…
Norwegian military believes NATO peace procedures could significantly slow down weapons modernization
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