NATO Deploys 300,000 Troops to Enter Ukraine

NATO Deploys 300,000 Troops to Enter Ukraine According to the secretary general of NATO, the alliance will agree to its most dramatic overhaul in a generation at this week’s meeting in Madrid, putting 300,000 troops in a state of high readiness in reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. According to Jens Stoltenberg, the military alliance will raise its forces in the Baltic States and five other frontline nations “up to brigade levels,“ or by doubling or tripling them to between 3,000 and 5,000 soldiers. That would be the most significant upgrade to system of defense and deterrence. The proposed adjustment amounts to a significant overhaul in response to Russian militarization and will affect the rapid-response Nato Reaction Force, which now has 40,000 members. According to the plans, NATO will also relocate its arsenals of weapons and other supplies farther east. This shift is expected to be finished in 2023.