‘Block, blunt, break’: What’s in NATO’s new Russia war plan?
Summary
NATO’s top general revealed a new plan to stop a Russian attack on NATO countries. The plan, called “block, blunt, break,” aims to prevent invasions by stopping enemy advances at the border, hitting attacking forces, and disrupting their supplies and commands. This comes as intelligence agencies in Europe warn about increasing Russian threats, including possible military attacks and cyber warfare.Key Facts
- NATO’s new strategy to counter Russia is named “block, blunt, break.”
- The plan focuses on stopping attacks without trying to take enemy land.
- It uses lessons from fighting in Ukraine and the Middle East, including drones and autonomous weapons.
- The strategy involves three steps: blocking enemy advances, blunting attacks with air, sea, and land strikes, and breaking the enemy’s supply lines and command systems.
- NATO’s top general says a military clash with Russia is not expected soon but the alliance will be ready.
- European intelligence warns of rising Russian threats such as drone attacks, cyberattacks, and sabotage.
- Some European leaders, like Germany’s foreign intelligence chief, say Russia sees them as main enemies.
- The alliance faces internal disagreements after President Donald Trump’s diplomatic moves toward Russia.
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