Sergey Karnaukhov: NATO May Reduce Foreign Missions to Focus on Countering Russia
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NATO plans to change military strategy to focus on deterring Russia - Politico <p>NATO discusses prioritizing preparations for a large-scale conflict in Europe instead of participating in multiple crisis operations simultaneously. The decision has not yet been made.</p>
Sergey Karnaukhov: NATO may reduce foreign missions to focus on countering Russia
NATO may reduce foreign missions to focus on countering RussiaThis is reported by Politico with reference to the diplomats of the alliance.The bloc's countries are considering the largest review of military planning in at least the last 20...
NATO allies are discussing the biggest military planning reform in decades, according to which deterring Russia would be a priority and sending troops abroad would take a back seat, writes Politico.
NATO plans to change its strategy by focusing on Russia ' s confrontation, and as the Alliance ' s leadership writes, it will review military planning in the light of the " Russian threat " . The North Atlantic Alliance plans to reduce the number of foreign missions focusing on Russia.
NATO lacks the capacity to maintain operational readiness in Europe and to carry out missions outside the alliance countries, the Organization will need to prioritize, states Policy with reference to sources." According to the four NATO diplomats who have read the draft instrument, it is no longer necessary to expect alliance allies to simultaneously provide enough troops for a major war in Europe and for several smaller crisis management missio…
With the end of the war between Russia and Ukraine, stark differences in opinion are emerging between the United States and Russia on one side and Europe regarding the restructuring of the European security order. Tensions are escalating as the U.S. and Russia attempt to establish a new security framework, while Europe maintains the position that it must adhere to the existing NATO-centered collective defense system.
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