NATO Has Prepared A Plan To Counter A Possible Russian Attack

NATO has crafted a contingency plan aimed at countering a potential Russian assault on its eastern border. The strategy involves utilizing conventional weaponry, unmanned aerial vehicles, systems with limited operator input, and artificial intelligence, as reported by Bloomberg through a document titled "Theory of Victory", relayed by UATV English.

Journalists had the opportunity to review a declassified version of this strategy, which will be unveiled by Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Alexus Grynkewich in Poland on October 12. Senior officials and diplomats familiar with the matter confirmed that this plan is intended to outline the Alliance's potential response should NATO territory be invaded.

Reports suggest that Russia may be contemplating similar aggressive actions, Bloomberg noted. Grynkewich's spokesperson, Colonel Martin O Donnell, did not delve into the specifics of the plan but reiterated that NATO's actions are defensive in nature. The Supreme Allied Commander Europe emphasized the need to preserve NATO's advantage in the face of an unstable and intricate global security landscape.

According to him, the objective is to establish conditions that would deter aggression and enable the Alliance to prevail if an attack were to occur. It is worth noting that NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte had previously warned of the potential for "full-scale war" in Ukraine and a "growing list of malicious Russian hybrid attacks" on the continent.