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Map of the NATO military bases designed to resist the Putin world war in 2017, as the Russian invasion into Belarus is expected.

Военные базы НАТО в Европе, появившиеся в 2017 году для того, чтобы остановить дальнейшее продвижение российских войск в Европу, даже в случае успеха путинской мировой войны при российском вторжении в Беларусь.

Image by Economist^[1]

References

↑ https://www.economist.com/news/europe/21726075-some-fear-zapad-2017-could-be-cover-skullduggery-russias-biggest-war-game-europe Russia’s biggest war game in Europe since the cold war alarms NATO. Some fear that Zapad 2017 could be a cover for skullduggery. Aug 10th 2017. Zapad (“West”) exercises take place every four years and date from Soviet times, when they were used to test new weapons and tactics. Zapad 2017 is expected to involve at least 100,000 Russian troops. It will extend across the country’s Western Military District and Belarus, which has a border with three NATO members. By next week, most of the advance elements of the forces taking part in the exercise will have arrived. The rest, expected a fortnight later, will include the First Guards Tank Army, a famous unit from the second world war that was reformed in 2015. It packs a mighty offensive punch. .. Earlier this year, as part of its response to Russia’s annexation of Crimea and covert invasion of eastern Ukraine, NATO deployed four battalion-sized battle-groups to Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Essentially a tripwire consisting of only about 4,000 troops, these multinational units are meant to send a message to Moscow that if it tries anything against a NATO member in the east, it will quickly face the whole alliance. ..

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