“When we talk about learning quickly, we're no longer talking about months. We're talking about weeks and even days,” says Col. Glenn McCartan, Embedded Representative of the U.S. Defense Department’s Innovation Unit at European Command, in an interview with TVP World. In his view, Poland stands out as an example of smart investment and the successful integration of new defense technologies.  

"For decades, [Russian military education] had trained officers to carry out tactical tasks and work with staff documents, but not to think and act independently,” writes Liubov Tsybulska, director of NGO Join Ukraine, in this op-ed.

NATO's top military commander in Europe, Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, has unveiled a “Theory of Victory,” outlining how the alliance would respond to a potential Russian attack on its eastern flank amid mounting security tensions across the continent. 

Grynkewich, who serves as NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, presented the strategy at the Warsaw Security Forum in the Polish capital on Monday. 

The two-day Warsaw Security Forum brings together senior political leaders, military commanders and defense experts to discuss security challenges. 

for now it only shows information on the fall session which has passed, and there are no forms for the winter session applications. when can we expect winter session apps to open?

Source: Jake Broe (YouTube), “Why Did the World Stop Fighting for Freedom?” - October Q&A

Next question. What actions by Russia do you think would lead to direct NATO military involvement in Ukraine, would continuing drone attacks on Europe be enough for example? No. I think this is what’s coming next. Russia is going to start launching Guron 5 drones into EU countries and blowing up factories that produce uh resources for Ukraine’s military.

This is already a war. Like Russia declared war on European democracy 10 years ago. They were involved in the Brexit movement. They were involved in, you know, like the green movements to get Germany off nuclear power and addicted to Russian gas. They obviously the Russians were behind Trump in 2016, 2020, and 2024.

Russia’s never going to stop until the rest of Europe is as impoverished and shitty as the average Russian lives because that’s the only guarantee and security Putin thinks he has.

So hybrid warfare, you know, the Russians, they set set fire to stuff. They uh they launch surveillance drones, they do espionage, they steal people’s information and records, they set fires.

What’s it going to take for Europe to directly militarily confront the Russians? And it’s got to be a full-scale invasion of the Baltics as soon as Russia does this. And obviously they’re planning. That’s what all the intelligence says. Then it’s a who wants to help situation. Will there be a unified NATO response?

And no, there won’t because NATO is not real. Article 5, I’m sorry, was a myth. like it was meant as a deterrent and it looked good and sounded good, but this isn’t a real military alliance if an attack on one isn’t an attack on all.

If the Russians invade the Baltics, Trump and the United States isn’t going to do anything. Turkeyy’s not going to do anything. Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Macedonia, Albania, Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Slovakia, Czecha, Italy, Spain, Portugal, they won’t do anything.

Now, Britain and France will probably want to do something, but they’re not going to because they’re the nuclear deterrent. If France and the United Kingdom militarily started bombing Russia, then Russia can nuke them. But Europe needs them because they’re the only ones with nukes. They’re the deterrent that remains within NATO because it’s not Donald Trump.

So if the Baltics are invaded, who would come to their defense? And it would be probably Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, maybe Poland, maybe the Netherlands. I hope.. It’s not going to be a pretty day.

Uh, and this scenario could happen in the next two years. So, we’ll find out together.

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Hi everyone,

Does anyone have any insight into what the final stage written assessment or the interview look like? Would be grateful for any insight.

Read through this book Atlantic Resolve. Featured a very realistic take on how a Russian invasion of Estonia would play out.

Obviously NATO has the power to defeat Russia but does it have the will? The book details the struggles NATO would have rallying especially given how many NATO countries leaders are skeptical of the mutual defense. It could be even worse in 2033.

From a military perspective the focus of the book is on logistics and how NATO would move troops into the Baltics. Also how effective stealth air aircraft would be against Russian air defense and if leaders would authorize strikes on Russian soil.

"To remain free, one must be feared." Macron

I personally do not agree with this statement, it's here to represent his views.