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NATO Draws Up Plan to Deploy Forces in Europe in Event of Conflict With Russia - Vimarsana News

NATO Draws Up Plan to Deploy Forces in Europe in Event of Conflict With Russia

NATO's Joint Support and Enabling Command center in Germany is drawing up a plan for the deployment of the alliance's forces across Europe, including their support and reinforcement in the event of a conflict with Russia, the Financial Times newspaper reported on Friday, citing unnamed officials.

Britain can no longer defend itself - Vimarsana News

Britain can no longer defend itself

When the Berlin Wall fell, the British Army had 152,800 soldiers. Tony Blair’s government cut this to 110,000; David Cameron’s reduced it to 87,000. Plans to let that number fall to 82,000 were accelerated by the former defence secretary Ben Wallace. It’s generally accepted that by next year numbers will have dropped to 72,500. That’s

Europe Is Boosting Military Spending. It's Still Not Enough. - Vimarsana News

Europe Is Boosting Military Spending. It's Still Not Enough.

European NATO members, under attack from Donald Trump, say they must spend more efficiently and rebuild their arms industries.

Hundreds of British Army vehicles head for Poland as NATO stages biggest operation since... - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of British Army vehicles head for Poland as NATO stages biggest operation since...

Hundreds of British Army vehicles will soon arrive in Poland to take part in NATO's biggest exercise since the Cold War.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Ukraine: Is Europe starting to change its strategy? - Vimarsana News

Ukraine: Is Europe starting to change its strategy?

Europe News: NATO military officials caution of potential conflict with Russia, urging increased defense investment. Concerns arise over NATO's armament deficienci