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NATO’s top commander in Europe to present Russia conflict strategy in Warsaw
Grinkevich, the head of NATO forces in Europe, is set to present a strategy in Warsaw.
It is designed to build the military and industrial capacity needed to win a possible conflict with Russia.
The strategy concerns a possible future conflict, not a conflict that is happening now.
Moscow has repeatedly said that Russia does not intend to attack NATO countries.
The presentation will outline NATO’s approach to preparing for such a possibility.
The information provided does not say what steps will follow the presentation.
NATO’s top commander in Europe, Grinkevich, is to present the alliance’s strategy in Warsaw.
The strategy envisages building military and industrial capacity to win a possible conflict with Russia.
Moscow has repeatedly said Russia does not intend to attack NATO countries.
- Who
- Grinkevich, NATO’s top commander in Europe.
- What
- He is to present NATO’s strategy for building military and industrial capacity to win a possible conflict with Russia.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Warsaw.
- Why
- The strategy aims to build capacity for victory in a possible conflict.
NATO
Moscow
Intentions
NATO
NATO’s strategy envisages preparing to win a possible conflict with Russia.
Moscow
Moscow has repeatedly said Russia does not intend to attack NATO countries.
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- Presenter
- Grinkevich
- Location
- Warsaw
- Strategy goal
- Build military and industrial capacity for victory in a possible conflict
- Moscow’s stated position
- Russia does not intend to attack NATO countries
Sources
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