Nato prepares to face Russia—and problems of its own
Troops from member countries train for shoulder-to-shoulder fighting, while disputes over spending and additional members plague the alliance.
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Troops from member countries train for shoulder-to-shoulder fighting, while disputes over spending and additional members plague the alliance.
NATO exercise Crystal Arrow to fend off a fictional enemy “Occacus” in Latvia was plagued by language barriers, communications problems, and NATO weaponry compatibility, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Lederman is at a camp in latvia covering the joint exercises. josh, good morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: mika, when you hear president biden say over and over again that we will defend every inch of nato territory, this is what he is talking about. this is the front lines of nato, a baltic nation that was part of the soviet union that has become very pro western in recent years, joined nato, joined the eu. they are very scared here if president putin is successful in taking over putin and has territorial expansion plans they could be next. these guys behind me are paratroopers from...