According to him, Russia quickly increases its weapons. The country can prepare for an attack on NATO for 5 years.
The ceasefire in Ukraine will provide Russia to increase weapons reserves, bringing risks for NATO member states. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said this during a performance at the Chatham House.
“Even as the war against Ukraine continues, they (Russians – Ed.) Can still slightly increase reserves in the warehouses, but this is a discussion issue, the NATO secretary of the NATO mentioned.
Answering the question of whether it is true to say that after reaching a steady stop in Ukraine, the risks for NATO increase, Rutte said: “This is a statement of truth, I think.”
According to him, Russia quickly increases its weapons. The country can prepare for an attack on NATO for 5 years.
Rutte clarified that according to forecasts, this year only the Russian defense industry will produce 1,500 tanks, 3,000 armored personnel of staff and 200 scandalous missiles.
The secretary of general has drawn attention to the fact that today, in fact, all NATO countries are in the “eastern flank”.
“The new generation of Russia’s missiles will fly at a speed that is several times higher than the speed of sound. The distance between European chapters is just minutes. Nothing east and west. There is only NATO,” he added.
Remember that at a press conference following a meeting of the Defense Minister of the Alliance Country in Brussels on June 5, Rutta said that in three months Russia has been producing as many ammunition as the whole NATO bloc a year.
Earlier it was reported that NATO countries have agreed to new goals for defense costs. We are talking about allocating 3.5% of GDP for basic defense needs and another 1.5% for investments related to safety and defense infrastructure.
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