NATO urges change to 'wartime mentality' in response to Russian threats.

Russia is getting ready for a prolonged conflict.

December 12th 2024.

NATO urges change to 'wartime mentality' in response to Russian threats.
In the month of March, near the town of Gniew in Poland, Nato held its annual Dragon 24 military exercise. This event was an important opportunity for Britain and other member nations of Nato to come together and strengthen their defense strategies. However, amidst the ongoing threats from Russia, the alliance has been urged to adopt a "wartime mindset" in order to combat the current global security situation.

Mark Rutte, the head of Nato, gave a stark warning about the severity of the situation. He admitted that in his lifetime, he has never seen such a precarious state of affairs. According to Rutte, the nations are not adequately prepared for what may lie ahead and he stressed the need for increased defense spending to protect against potential threats. He pointed out that during the Cold War, European countries spent over 3% of their GDP on defense, and even more will be needed in the future.

Nato estimates that this year, 23 out of its 32 member nations will meet the target of spending at least 2% of their GDP on defense. This is a positive step, but Rutte believes that more needs to be done. He emphasized that Russia is preparing for long-term confrontation, not just with Ukraine, but with the entire alliance. He urged the member nations to be proactive and prepare for what may come in the next four to five years.

"It is time to shift to a wartime mindset," Rutte declared in a speech in Brussels. He called for a boost in defense production and spending, in order to stay ahead of the enemy's tactics. The Agency, a news organization covering global affairs, shared this important message on their social media platforms. They also offer the option for readers to receive daily notifications on their devices, so they can stay updated on the latest news from Nato and other international events. It is clear that in these uncertain times, it is crucial for nations to come together and prioritize their defense strategies.

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