• knfrmity
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    The drill will take place across Germany, Poland and the Baltics in February and March and forms part of a new training strategy that will see the military alliance carry out two big exercises every year, instead of one. Nato will also train to counter terrorist threats outside its immediate borders. Nato secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg said in June last year that the alliance would increase the number of its high-readiness forces from 40,000 to “well over 300,000”. It forms part of a historic overhaul to shift the alliance towards heavy military capabilities as opposed to the light and mobile forces deployed in the Balkans and Afghanistan.

    These ghouls want to start WWIII so desperately. I hope one day soon we can teach them that they are in fact the terrorists.

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      It is designed to model potential manoeuvres against an enemy modelled on a coalition led by Russia, named Occasus for the purposes of the drill.

      We were always at war with Eurasia.

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      Nato will also train to counter terrorist threats outside its immediate borders.

      Scary stuff. Just straight up admitting they’ll invade other nations freely if they harbor “terrorists”

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        Given the unaccounted for siphoning of arms by Azov and other brownshirt groups and their patrons, as well as Zelenskyy’s threats this past weekend, Nato will soon start talking about quelling terrorist threats within its own borders.

        Gladio C is well and truly underway, and the consequences will be terrifying.