According to Financial Times, the United NATO Command and NATO Command with the Alliance Command Center in the Southern German City Ulm is developing new strategies for NATO military deployment throughout Europe. These plans provide for constant support and strengthening of military efforts in the event of a possible conflict with Russia.
Admiral Rob Baver, NATO leader, stressed that these new strategies are aimed at preparing for a possible war with Russia. He also noted that this process uses the educational lessons of large -scale exercises Steadfast Defender, which model the scenarios of the conflict in the East NATO, which are the largest military games in the history of the Alliance since the Cold War.
General Sir Patrick Sanders, who leaves his post in the British army, also warned of the need for the UK population to have a possible conflict with Russia. He noted that citizens should be ready to fight, as the threat from Moscow is not reduced.
The unnamed British scout stressed that such warnings are not intended to provoke panic, but serve to ensure that citizens can be prevented and prepared for possible events.
These NATO steps come against the background of military assistance restrictions on Ukraine and the European Union. The Alliance's leadership has previously recognized the need for transformation and preparation for any possible threats in the future, including the possible beginning of the war.
