When Russia can attack NATO. General Breuer announced a new forecast
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When Russia can attack NATO. General Breuer announced a new forecast

Carsten Breuer
Source:  online.ua

Already in 5-8 years, the Russian army can launch an invasion of NATO territory. This was warned by the Inspector General of the German Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Carsten Breuer.

Points of attention

  • The Russian army is targeting the West and producing a large number of additional tanks every year.
  • Andrzej Duda emphasizes the need to increase the level of defense spending by the member states of the Alliance to prevent a possible attack by Russia.
  • NATO must be prepared for a possible Russian invasion in the coming years and improve its defense strategies.

A Russian war against the Alliance is quite likely

According to the general, as of today, he really records the increase of military power by the aggressor country, writes n-tv .

The fact that "the Russian army is oriented towards the West" cannot be ignored either.

In five to eight years, Moscow's armed forces will be equipped with the material base and personnel to launch an attack on NATO territory.

Karsten Broer

Karsten Broer

Inspector General of the Armed Forces of Germany

As Carsten Breuer notes, his new forecast is based on his own analysis, data from German intelligence, as well as Berlin's armed forces.

In addition, the general emphasized that he always pays attention to what the illegitimate president of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, says.

He also added that the Russian army produces 1,000 to 1,500 additional tanks every year.

Against this background, it is important to understand that the 5 largest European NATO member countries have only half of this number in their arsenal.

Duda also warned about a possible Russian invasion of NATO territory

According to Polish leader Andrzej Duda, this could happen as early as 2026-27.

That is why he strongly urged the member states of the Alliance to increase the necessary threshold of defense spending of the countries from 2 to 3 percent of GDP.

According to the President of Poland, this is currently a "matter of common sense".

New reports are appearing, and I recently saw a report by German experts, according to which, perhaps, at the turn of 2026 and 2027, Putin, having transferred his economy to military rails, will have such a military potential (...) that he will be able to attack NATO.

Andrzej Duda

Andrzej Duda

President of Poland

In addition, Andrzej Duda once again called on the States to continue supporting Ukraine, as its defeat could become a tragedy for the whole world.

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Trump announced a fateful conversation with Putin and addressed Zelensky

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Trump prepares for important conversation with Putin

As early as March 12, US leader Donald Trump plans to hold telephone talks with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to agree on a complete ceasefire on the front. In addition, the US president has publicly invited his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky to the White House.

Points of attention

  • Trump confirms a big meeting with the Russians scheduled for March 12 and aims for positive outcomes.
  • Journalists question Trump about Zelensky's potential visit to the White House after successful negotiations in Saudi Arabia, to which Trump responds affirmatively.

Trump prepares for important conversation with Putin

According to the American leader, after the Ukrainian-American talks in Saudi Arabia, he is determined to talk with Russian dictator Putin.

It takes two to tango, as they say, right? So, I hope he agrees, and I think that will be 75%, the rest is drawing up a document and, well, negotiating positions on the ground, etc.

Donald Trump

Donald Trump

President of the United States

The head of the White House hopes that the ceasefire regime can come into effect "in the next few days."

He officially confirmed that a big meeting with the Russians will take place on March 12.

"I hope there will be very good conversations after this," Trump added, without specifying which meeting he was referring to.

Journalists asked the US president whether Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy was expected back at the White House after successful negotiations in Saudi Arabia.

Yes, absolutely,” emphasized Donald Trump, addressing his Ukrainian colleague.

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