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NATO Reassures East European Allies of its Support
Voice of America NATO's supreme commander in Europe said that an armored vehicles convoy of U.S. troops crossing eastern Europe is a "good message of reassurance” to member nations for the military alliance's support. Speaking Tuesday in the capital of Romania, ... NATO chief: convoy of US troops tests skills and bridgesYahoo News NATO commander says military convoy in Czech Republic sends reassuring ...Ukraine Today all 136 news articles » |
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 New York Times |
A Newly Assertive Russia Jolts Norway's Air Defenses Into Action
New York Times As a result, he added, he is not too alarmed by increased Russian military activity along NATO'snorthern flank. “It is more or less the same as when I started,” said General Lunde, who began his career tracking Soviet warplanes as a Norwegian Air ... |
 Military.com |
NATO Deploys Twelve A-10s to Romania to Deter Russian Aggression
Military.com NATO has deployed 12 A-10 Warthog planes to Romania as part of a theater-security effort to counter Russian aggression in Ukraine – all while debate over whether to retire the close-air support platform rages on in Congress and the Pentagon. "The 354th ... and more » |
March 30, 2015: A supporter shakes hands with a US army soldier as their convoy arrives in Prague, Czech Republic. The 'Dragoon Ride' convoy started from Estonia and passed through Latvia, Lithuania and Poland before entering the Czech Republic on a return journey to a German base. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek)
Russia reportedly has made a new threat to begin "destabilizing actions" in the Baltic republics of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania if NATO moved more forces into those countries.
If the Russian threat is carried out, it could represent the greatest challenge to the 28-member military alliance's doctrine of mutual self-defense since its founding in 1949. Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania joined NATO simultaneously in 2004.
Moscow's position was communicated to U.S. officials by Russian generals at a meeting in Germany last month, according to The Times of London, which claimed to have seen notes on the meeting made by an American participant. Most notably, the paper reported that Russian representatives threatened a "spectrum of responses from nuclear to non-military" to NATO troop movements in the Baltics.
Western security officials say that the possible actions Moscow could be planning include cyberattacks or civil disturbances involving ethnic Russians in all three countries. Similar demonstrations were reported ahead of the Russian annexation of Crimea from Ukraine last year.
The Times reported that Russia warned that "the same conditions that existed in Ukraine and caused Russia to take action there" exist in the Baltic republics. However, the Times reported that the note suggested that Russia would not "[inject] troops and heavy weapons" into the region," but would favor "other tools."
The note adds that Russia would "hope slowly to entice those Russian populations towards Russia without giving Nato a pretext to deploy troops."
If NATO does respond to Russian activity in the region, the document says, Moscow would consider it to be "a potential co-aggressor against Russian-speaking minorities in Baltic states."
Western officials have been concerned that Russian president Vladimir Putin would attempt to bring the Baltics closer to Moscow's sphere of influence since the annexation of Crimea. Last month, a convoy of U.S. troops crisscrossed Eastern Europe in an effort to reassure allies.
The convoy was greeted warmly in the Baltics as well as in Poland and the Czech Republic, despite threats to block its path by pro-Russian activists on Facebook and in the media.
In January, NATO decided to set up command-and-control centers in Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Bulgaria by the end of 2016.
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NATO has a new ‘spearhead force’, known as the Very High Readiness Joint Task Force (VJTF), which the Alliance has started to test.
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 Daily Mail |
Vladimir Putin threatens nuclear war to drive Nato out of Baltics and defend ...
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 NATO HQ (press release) |
Meet NATO's new rapid-reaction task force, now in initial training
Washington Post As Russian actions across eastern Europe alarmed countries last year, NATO officials at a summit in Wales decided to take a new step: Forming a new military force designed to respond swiftly in the face of threats. The Very High Readiness Joint Task ... NATO's new spearhead force gears upNATO HQ (press release) NATO Trains New 'High Readiness' Task ForceSputnik International all 4 news articles » |
Russia has threatened to use nuclear force against the United States and its allies if NATO moves more forces into the Baltic states or if attempts are made to return Crimea to Ukraine.
Image: Russia’s Secret Tank
A meeting that took place behind closed doors between intelligence figures in the town of Torgau, Saxony (Germany) last month, reportedly revealed that the Russian President Vladimir Putin will view any attempt from NATO’s side to return Crimea to Ukraine or to step up its presence in the Baltics as declaration of war and threatened a “spectrum of responses from nuclear to non-military” to retain his control in the region.
According to notes seen by The Times and made by the US party at the Elbe Group meeting, Putin is also planning imminent “destabilizing actions” in the Baltic states in order to withstand NATO’s promise to defend pro-Western countries from Russian expansionism.
According to the notes, it would most likely be “destabilizing actions that would be even harder to trace back to Russia than those of eastern Ukraine,” and added that “the same conditions that existed in Ukraine and caused Russia to take action there” exist in the three Baltic states (Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia), where a large percentage of people regard themselves as ethically Russian.
Such disturbances could include cyberattacks and triggering local ethnic tensions in all three countries, which was done in Crimea by the Kremlin last year. The notes also suggest Russia would avoid “injections of troops and heavy weapons in favor of other tools.”
A year after annexing the Crimea peninsula, Putin admitted in an interview aired on March 15 that he ordered the Russian troops to execute a well-planned operation to take over Crimea. Furthermore, Putin admitted that “we were ready to do this” when asked about his willingness to use Russia’s nuclear forces.
“The United States should understand it would also be at risk”
The notes also said that Russia’s security experts tend to believe that the US wants to destroy their country at any cost. “In this type of scenario, the United States should also understand it would also be at risk,” the document said.
The Kremlin also believes that “Ukraine could be a launching point” to unleash fascist and Islamic extremist groups against Russia. The “fight for resources in the Arctic” was another Russia’s concern.
It was reported just two days ago that Russia has made a number of moves in the Arctic, including ordering its troops to increase presence in the region, carrying out military drills and developing Arctic rescue robots.
The Elbe Group forum was established to improve mutual understanding between the two countries’ military and intelligence experts, and has already met six times over the past five years.
According to the Russian delegation’s leader and the former minister of the interior, Anatoly Kulikov, the party was briefed by both the Russian president and Sergei Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister.
However, both delegations agreed that there was a high possibility of an accidental conflict between Russia and the West in eastern Europe, which could ultimately lead to “unintended escalation” and destructive consequences for the world, hinting at the possibility of World War 3.
Russia: “This is the ongoing hysteria to demonize us”
However, Dmitry Peskov, Putin’s press secretary, has recently described reports that the Kremlin is threatening to use its nuclear forces as “a classic example of Russia’s demonization.”
“This is a classic example of the ongoing hysteria to demonize our country. In fact, they blow the situation out of proportion in informational terms themselves, and they are doing this not based on any particular information, and then they themselves fear what they have written,” Peskov told reporters on Thursday.
“These reports can’t be taken seriously,” he added.
“Russia has never threatened to use nuclear forces over the events in Crimea, and those who allege this have apparently failed to familiarize themselves with Putin’s remarks in the recent film titled ‘Crimea. Returning Home’”, Peskov said.
On March 9, the United States transferred over 120 heavy military equipment to the Baltic states in order to prevent Russian aggression and not let Putin advance further into Europe. And according to NATO’s Secretary-General, Russian military flights close to the Baltic states’ borders were intercepted more than 400 times last year.
On March 6, NATO forces conducted military drills in Latvia, which included training to spot enemy positions, calling in indirect fire support, battlefield first aid as well as tactic training with their Latvian partners.
NATO forces conducted around 200 military drills in 2014, with the alliance’s General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg having promised that such exercises would continue. Furthermore, a spokesman for the US Embassy in Poland, confirmed that the deployment of US troops in Poland and the Baltics has been extended through 2015.
Russian annexation of Crimea in March last year triggered the worst geopolitical conflict with the West since the Cold War. The tensions have further escalated during the Russian aggression in eastern Ukraine that’s killed over 6,000 people over the past year and counting. Despite the cease-fire agreement reached in Minsk on February 12, the Obama’s administration is still considering arming Ukrainian forces.
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 RT |
NATO missile shield in Europe stays, despite understanding over 'nuclear Iran ...
RT Russia's deputy Prime Minister and a former representative of Moscow to NATO, Dmitry Rogozin, was quick to react saying that despite the understanding reached in Switzerland, the controversial missile shield in Europe stays because “the Missile Defense ... NATO: Iran Deal or Not, Missile Shield Will StaySputnik International all 5 news articles » |
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 Daily Mail |
NATO concerned after Russian ships dock in closed naval base in Norway
Daily Mail Not since the military and NATO agreed to put it on sale over the Internet, along with photographs of every nook and cranny.' Many military experts are now worried by the the potential for Russian military activity aboard the research vessels. A former ... Russian ships in old Arctic NATO base set alarms bells ringingYahoo News Russia Planning Attack? NATO Worried After Russian Ships Dock For Winter At ...The Inquisitr Russia using former top secret NATO naval base in the ArcticUkraine Today Kyiv Post all 23 news articles » |
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In view of misleading media reports, this is what NATO Spokesperson Oana Lungescu actually told a Russian news outlet on Saturday (3 April) in response to a series of questions about the NATO-Russia Founding Act and NATO missile defence.
When NATO isn't enough: Eastern Europeans, fearing Putin and Moscow, seek ...
Chronicle-Telegram WARSAW, Poland — NATO aircraft scream across eastern European skies and American armored vehicles rumble near the border with Russia on a mission to reassure citizens that they're safe from Russian aggression. But these days, ordinary people aren't ... and more » |
 NATO HQ (press release) |
Comments to the media by the NATO Spokesperson on NATO-Russia founding ...
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NATO HQ (press release) |
Comments to the media by the NATO Spokesperson on NATO-Russia founding ...
NATO HQ (press release) Unlike Russia, NATO continues to act in full compliance with its commitments under the Founding Act. NATO is a defensive alliance, and in response to Russia's aggressive actions in Ukraine, we have increased our military presence in the eastern part of ... What lies behind NATO's activity near Russia's borders?RT (blog) all 103 news articles » |
US Navy Destroyer Completes Black Sea Drills With NATO Allies
Sputnik International "The exercises are aimed at improving maritime capabilities and reassuring our NATO allies and partners of our commitment to the alliance and to their security." Last week the US Navy announced its destroyer would enter the Black Sea on April 3, as ... and more » |
 Here And Now |
Pro-Russian Forces May Challenge Ukraine's Fragile Ceasefire
Here And Now That's what retired General Wesley Clark, the former supreme commander of NATO thinks. Clark tells Defense One he believes pro-Russian forces are getting ready for a spring offensive that could run into May – May 9 to be exact, or what is known as ... and more » |
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 TODAYonline |
Serbia to Stay Out of NATO Despite Broader Cooperation
Sputnik International BELGRADE (Sputnik) — Serbia has no plans to join NATO despite signing an Individual Partnership Action Plan (IPAP) with the North Atlantic Alliance earlier this year, Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said on Tuesday in an exclusive interview with ... Russia Offers Serbia Stronger Military Ties as Counter to NATOBloomberg "Even if we recognized Kosovo, EU wouldn't want us"B92 Albania and Kosovo to unite, inside EU or not - Albanian PMChannel News Asia all 20 news articles » |
 Bloomberg |
Russia Offers Serbia Stronger Military Ties as Counter to NATO
Bloomberg Serbia should step up cooperation with the Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organization to meet its goal of military neutrality after strengthening ties with NATO, Russia's ambassador to Belgrade told lawmakers. Cooperation with Russia could ... Serbia to Stay Out of NATO Despite Broader CooperationSputnik International all 4 news articles » |
 ValueWalk |
Ex-NATO Commander: Russian Offensive “Imminent” In Ukraine
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 Asbarez Armenian News |
Armenian Troops Take Part in NATO Drills
Asbarez Armenian News The Saber Junction 15 exercises organized by the U.S. Army in Europe have brought together more than 5,000 soldiers from 15 NATO members as well as Sweden, Armenia, Moldova, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. They will take place in Germany, Lithuania ... |
 International Business Times |
Russia Could Spearhead Ukraine Offensive Within 60 Days, Former NATO ...
International Business Times Russian military forces could spearhead a new rebel offensive against government forces in war-torn Ukraine “within the next 60 days,” according to an analysis conducted by former NATOSupreme Commander Wesley Clark. He explained his findings in a ... Ex-NATO Commander: Russian Offensive “Imminent” In UkraineValueWalk Former NATO commander: A new Russian offensive in eastern Ukraine is ...Business Insider Deployment of US, NATO forces in Ukraine dangerous: RussiaPress TV Kyiv Post-Here And Now all 634 news articles » |
 ISN (blog) |
Is Russia Really a Threat to NATO?
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NATO completed the first military drills for its new rapid reaction force, on Thursday (9 April 2015). From Tuesday (7 April 2015) through Thursday, more than 1,500 troops took part in exercise “Noble Jump,” designed to test whether troops assigned to NATO’s new Spearhead Force, or Very HighReadiness Joint Task Force, could be ready to deploy 48 hours after receiving an order-to-move.
 Wall Street Journal |
NATO Exercise Tests How Rapid Reaction Force Is
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NATO Makes 1st Tests of Newly Created Rapid Response Force
ABC News NATO is completing a first testing of its new force created to face new challenges from Russia. Some 150 soldiers from the Czech army's 43rd airborne battalion have been training to be ready for deployment within 48 hours "as NATO reevaluates the risks ... and more » |
 ValueWalk |
Will Or Can NATO Attack Russia?
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Russia-NATO rhetoric rises over Romania RAP deployments
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NATO's new spearhead force conducts first exercise
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 The Moscow Times |
Ukraine Sets Its Sights on Joining NATO
The Moscow Times KIEV — Ukraine, locked in conflict with Russian-backed separatists in its east, on Thursday drew up a new security doctrine denouncing Russia's "aggression" and setting its sights on joining the U.S.-led NATO military alliance. Oleksander Turchynov ... Ukraine to sign cooperation memorandum with NATOUkraine Today all 38 news articles » |
 Newsweek |
With Russia in Mind, NATO Tries to Get Faster at Responses
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 Foreign Policy |
The Arab NATO
Foreign Policy Like the NATO command structure, this Arab force will have specified warfighting components: air, sea, land, and special forces. The troops will be paid for by their respective countries, and the command structure will be financed by the Gulf ... and more » |
 Daily Sabah |
Two coincidental relationships, Russia-Greece and NATO-Ukraine
Daily Sabah While Greece is turning away from Europe and looking toward Russia in the hope of finding financial assistance for its debt crisis, Ukraine is accelerating its steps toward NATOmembership by signing a memorandum under the Partnership for Peace program. Is Russia Really a Threat to NATO?ISN (blog) Greece's pivot to Putin should worry NATOCharleston Post Courier all 140 news articles » |
 Ukraine Today |
NATO radar aircraft patrol over Eastern Europe and Turkey
Ukraine Today NATO's Airborne Warning and Control System radar aircraft continued routine flights over eastern Europe and Turkey in an effort participants said was to reassure allies. NATO began reconnaissance flights over Poland and Romania in March 2014 to monitor ... |
 U-T San Diego |
NATO downsizing Russian delegation
U-T San Diego Czech Republic's soldiers from the 43rd airborne battalion line up to board an aircraft during theNATO drill "The Noble Jump" at the airport in Pardubice, Czech Republic, Thursday, April 9, 2015. NATO is completing an initial exercise and first ... Russia Complains About NATO Reducing DelegationRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty NATO Members to Reduce Delegation Staff to Better Manage RelationsSputnik International all 8 news articles » |
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 RT |
Russia slams NATO's 'odd' plans to cap partner-states missions
RT Russia along with all the delegations of NATO partner states will have to cut the number of their representatives in the military alliance to 30, according to a NATO official. Moscow has demanded the organization explains the reasoning behind the move. NATO Caps Size of Russia's Mission After Internal Reports of EspionageNew York Times NATO's new spearhead force conducts first exerciseNATO HQ (press release) NATO Exercise Tests How Rapid Reaction Force IsWall Street Journal U-T San Diego all 102 news articles » |
 www.worldbulletin.net |
NATO caps Russian mission
www.worldbulletin.net A move by NATO to cap the size of Russia's diplomatic mission at the alliance's Brussels headquarters has echoes of the Cold War, RIA news agency quoted Russian Foreign Ministry Alexei Meshkov as saying on Friday. "This decision is very strange and ... and more » |
Kiev Launches Massive Battle-Tank Shelling in Donbass, NATO Military ...
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 NATO HQ (press release) |
NATO Standing Naval Forces arrive in Scotland for Exercise Joint Warrior
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 YLE News |
Efforts to Cap NATO Mission have Cold War Parallels, Russia Says
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SCOTLAND – Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 (SNMG2) and Standing NATO Mine Counter-Measures Groups ONE and TWO (SNMCMG1, SNMCMG2) ships arrived in Scotland the past two days for a port visit and to prepare for the UK-led Exercise JOINT WARRIOR 15-1.
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 YLE News |
Poll: Nearly a third of Finns uncertain about Nato
YLE News A poll conducted for the Reservists Association found that around a third of those answering were unable to say whether they support Finnish membership of the alliance. The poll found the greatest uncertainty about Nato among women and the young. |
 Telegraph.co.uk |
Sitting near a nuclear tripwire, Estonia's president urges Nato to send troops ...
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 Center for Research on Globalization |
US-NATO “Defensive” Military Initiatives and War Games Threaten Russia
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 YLE News |
Russia says concerned by Finland, Sweden moves towards closer ties with NATO
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