NATO should prepare for Russian missile attacks across Europe - The Times
According to Censor.NET, The Times reports this with reference to high-ranking NATO generals.
Lieutenant General Alexander Sollfrank, Head of NATO's Military Logistics Center in Germany, emphasized the need to simplify bureaucratic procedures that can hinder the movement of troops and equipment, as well as to facilitate the mutual use of military equipment and supplies between countries in times of crisis.
"If we compare the war with operations of ten or five years ago, we realize that we have to recognize that there will be a fierce struggle for the rear areas. We have to assume that the aggressor will use the full range of kinetic and non-kinetic force to disrupt communication lines, including in the rear," says Sollfranc.
NATO leaders believe that the Alliance has limited time to take measures to strengthen its defense. They hope to agree on the implementation of the "military Schengen" system, which will allow military convoys to move freely through NATO countries before the alliance's summit in Washington in July.
