A Ukrainian soldier preparing a long-range drone for take-off near Bakhmut, Donetsk - Ignacio Marin
The Telegraph: Nato members will send 90,000 troops to the alliance’s largest military exercise since the Cold War.
Britain is deploying 20,000 soldiers to Operation Steadfast Defender 2024, which starts next week and will continue until the end of May.
Gen Christopher Cavoli, Nato’s most senior commander, said the exercises would demonstrate the alliance’s ability to quickly “reinforce” its territory in the event of an attack.
Exercises will take place in Germany, Poland and the Baltic States in what is widely expected to be a simulation of war with Russia.
Troops from all 31 Nato members and Sweden, a candidate for membership, are taking part.
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2024-01-19
НАТО трптит миллиады на отправку каких то з0 тысяч человек А путин не напрягпясь находит голлдных жлобов готовых отдать жизнь за ладу калину или вообще бесплптно из еолоний строгого режима . И таких в россии порядка 100 миллионов( москва с питером не в счет, они не дураки пожыхать на войне).