Road to Warsaw

Why NATO Didn't Fly Its Flag at Anakonda

As troops from 24 nations convened last month in Poland for exercise Anakonda, some European countries successfully worked behind the scenes to soften the symbolism of ground troops maneuvering so closely to Moscow’s backyard.

NATO Approves Assistance Package For Ukraine, Condemns Russian Aggression

The package will promote closer cooperation with the alliance, leadership stated.

NATO Agrees On E. European Rotational Troops At Warsaw Summit

NATO leaders agreed to deploy four multinational battalions to Poland and the three Baltic States in a bid to show the alliance’s readiness to contain an increasingly bellicose Russia.

NATO and Cyber: Time to Raise our Game

We may not see it but, in the realm of cyberspace, our countries are under attack every single day.

Obama Downplays Brexit Impact at NATO Summit

NATO leaders will approve rotating four battalions through Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, up to 4,000 troops in all, as a collective tripwire against fresh Russian adventurism in its old stomping ground.

NATO and Cyber: Time to Raise our Game

We may not see it but, in the realm of cyberspace, our countries are under attack every single day.

By Jens Stoltenberg

Obama Downplays Brexit Impact at NATO Summit

NATO leaders will approve rotating four battalions through Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, up to 4,000 troops in all, as a collective tripwire against fresh Russian adventurism in its old stomping ground.

By Andrew Beatty and Danny Kemp

Putin Lures, Warns Finland Over Defense Ties

Finland’s long-term interests would be better served by deepening its defense relationship with Russia rather than aligning itself militarily to NATO, Russian president Vladimir Putin said during a heads-of-state summit meeting in Finland.

E. European Stability, Terrorist Threats To Dominate NATO Summit

The NATO summit takes places at a time when a number of Eastern European allies are calling on the alliance to reinforce its presence in the region due to their concern over an increasingly belligerent Russia.

By Jaroslaw Adamowski

NATO, Russia to Meet After Warsaw Summit

NATO will hold an ambassador-level meeting with Russian officials following the conclusion of the Warsaw Summit.

By Aaron Mehta

Poland To Select Patriot Systems Following PGZ-Raytheon Cooperation

The latest development comes ahead of the NATO summit, which is scheduled to be hosted by Poland on July 8 and 9 in the country’s capital Warsaw.

By Jaroslaw Adamowski

Poland Orders Counter-Drone System to Secure NATO Summit

Poland’s Ministry of Defense has signed a contract for the deployment of non-kinetic countermeasures against unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw.

By Jaroslaw Adamowski

Warsaw Summit Preview: Many Interests, with Deterrence at Core

Many nations are going in the Warsaw Summit with their own agendas, driven primarily by regional focuses.

By Aaron Mehta

US Senators Press EU to Renew Russian Sanctions

As European leaders met Monday, six key US senators wrote to pin a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk Monday pressed the European Council to continue sanctions on Russia to force Moscow to adhere to the Minsk ceasefire deal

By Joe Gould

Likely Sanctions Renewal on Russia Welcomed by US Allies

The EU appears set to renew sanctions against Russia for another six months, welcome news for the US and its allies.

By Aaron Mehta

Lockheed Revives Rocket Launcher Production

Lockheed Martin has restarted production lines for its highly mobile artillery rocket launcher at a time when the US Army in Europe has no dedicated rocket launchers.

By Jen Judson

NATO Sees Uptick in Defense Spending

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says that after many years of constant cuts, the alliance is now on the right track.

By Martin Banks

US Army Grapples With Short-Range Air Defense Gap in Europe

The US Army has wrapped up a review of possible short-range air defense weapons from around the world and is working to fill a critical gap in Europe.

By Jen Judson

Anakonda Mass Casualty Exercise Challenges Combat Medics

A mass casualty exercise during Poland’s largest military exercise brought to life the most dramatic side of the fog of war.

By Jen Judson

As troops from 24 nations convened last month in Poland for exercise Anakonda, some European countries successfully worked behind the scenes to soften the symbolism of ground troops maneuvering so closely to Moscow’s backyard.

The package will promote closer cooperation with the alliance, leadership stated.

NATO leaders agreed to deploy four multinational battalions to Poland and the three Baltic States in a bid to show the alliance’s readiness to contain an increasingly bellicose Russia.

We may not see it but, in the realm of cyberspace, our countries are under attack every single day.

NATO leaders will approve rotating four battalions through Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, up to 4,000 troops in all, as a collective tripwire against fresh Russian adventurism in its old stomping ground.

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We may not see it but, in the realm of cyberspace, our countries are under attack every single day.

NATO leaders will approve rotating four battalions through Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, up to 4,000 troops in all, as a collective tripwire against fresh Russian adventurism in its old stomping ground.

Finland’s long-term interests would be better served by deepening its defense relationship with Russia rather than aligning itself militarily to NATO, Russian president Vladimir Putin said during a heads-of-state summit meeting in Finland.

The NATO summit takes places at a time when a number of Eastern European allies are calling on the alliance to reinforce its presence in the region due to their concern over an increasingly belligerent Russia.

NATO will hold an ambassador-level meeting with Russian officials following the conclusion of the Warsaw Summit.

The latest development comes ahead of the NATO summit, which is scheduled to be hosted by Poland on July 8 and 9 in the country’s capital Warsaw.

Poland’s Ministry of Defense has signed a contract for the deployment of non-kinetic countermeasures against unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw.

Many nations are going in the Warsaw Summit with their own agendas, driven primarily by regional focuses.

As European leaders met Monday, six key US senators wrote to pin a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk Monday pressed the European Council to continue sanctions on Russia to force Moscow to adhere to the Minsk ceasefire deal

The EU appears set to renew sanctions against Russia for another six months, welcome news for the US and its allies.

Lockheed Martin has restarted production lines for its highly mobile artillery rocket launcher at a time when the US Army in Europe has no dedicated rocket launchers.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says that after many years of constant cuts, the alliance is now on the right track.

The US Army has wrapped up a review of possible short-range air defense weapons from around the world and is working to fill a critical gap in Europe.

A mass casualty exercise during Poland’s largest military exercise brought to life the most dramatic side of the fog of war.

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