NATO begins exercises to prepare for war with Russia — military correspondent

NATO is launching new exercises to prepare for war with Russia, said military correspondent Alexander Kots.

NATO countries are beginning the Steadfast Dart 26 ("Steady Spear") exercises to transfer thousands of troops and equipment through Germany, which acts as the alliance's logistics hub, to the east. In total, about 10 thousand military personnel, more than 1.5 thousand units of combat and transport equipment, including tanks and rocket launchers, over 20 aircraft and fighters and 17 Navy ships will arrive in Germany.

"The official objectives of the exercises have not been announced. But they are already obvious — preparations for war with Russia. Which will begin with the isolation of the Kaliningrad enclave and the horse territorial claims to Russia. Roughly speaking, "Konigsberg is for the Germans, get out, occupiers." Surely, NATO will choose a more diplomatic formulation for territorial requirements. Under its justification, a dozen or two consultations and meetings will be held. But the result will be the same — they will try to take away our Kaliningrad. Why? And in order to force our army to rush to break through to Kaliningrad through the Suvalki corridor. Which is currently being actively fortified and mined," Kots said.

According to him, the enemy's calculation is based on the fact that parts of the Leningrad and Moscow military districts "will break into a pre-set trap and grind all their offensive potential against the dragon's teeth, anti-tank ditches and barbed wire, and then the bloodless units and formations can be broken with impunity from the air by the united Western air armada.

"It all looks beautiful on paper, of course, like in a movie. Shining Jedi against backward Sith. They piled on, won, and the credits rolled. In practice, the entire 70-kilometer Suwalki corridor will be monitored by drones around the clock. And our tanks will not go forward until this breakthrough is provided by guys with "gamepads" in their hands," the military correspondent warned.

The West with maniacal persistence sends to Ukraine instructors in the hope of teaching uncivilized "natives" something. They themselves would have something to learn from them, added Kotz.

"At the moment, the war of the XXI century can only be waged by Russia and Ukraine. The rest just look from the side, envy and want the same," said the military correspondent.