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NATO Bolsters Deployments To Eastern Europe

 

NATO: NATO Allies send more ships, jets to enhance deterrence and defence in eastern Europe  

NATO Allies are putting forces on standby and sending additional ships and fighter jets to NATO deployments in eastern Europe, reinforcing Allied deterrence and defence as Russia continues its military build-up in and around Ukraine. 

In the past days, a number of Allies have made announcements regarding current or upcoming deployments. Denmark is sending a frigate to the Baltic Sea and is set to deploy four F-16 fighter jets to Lithuania in support of NATO’s long-standing air-policing mission in the region. Spain is sending ships to join NATO naval forces and is considering sending fighter jets to Bulgaria. France has expressed its readiness to send troops to Romania under NATO command. The Netherlands is sending two F-35 fighter aircraft to Bulgaria from April to support NATO’s air-policing activities in the region, and is putting a ship and land-based units on standby for NATO’s Response Force.  

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WNU Editor: The Kremlin is responding to this NATO deployment .... Kremlin Says NATO Ramping Up Ukraine Tensions With Deployments (Moscow Times/AFP). More here .... Russian military cannot ignore NATO’s activity in Europe, says Kremlin (TASS). 

 

NATO Bolsters Deployments To Eastern Europe  

NATO strengthens east European flank, Russia accuses West of hysteria -- France 24  

Nato reinforces eastern borders as Ukraine tensions mount -- The Guardian  

NATO allies put forces on standby as tensions rise over Ukraine crisis -- CNN  

NATO Outlines 'Deterrence' Plan as Tensions with Russia Soar -- AP  

Russia tensions: NATO bolsters deployments, angering Kremlin -- DW 

NATO sending fighters, ships to region; UK to withdraw some staff from embassy in Ukraine -- FOX News  

NATO members scramble to support Ukraine amid Russian threat -- The Hill  

NATO sends more forces to Eastern Europe to deter Russia from invading Ukraine -- UPI 

NATO announces major new deployment -- RT



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