NATO leaders have agreed to put over 300,000 troops on high alert from mid-2023, up from 40,000 currently, to counter Russia, the country designated by the alliance as posing the greatest threat ...

NATO to Put Over 300,000 Troops on High Readiness, Up From 40,000. By. Daniel Michaels. Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said NATO plans to increase its high-readiness troops to over 300,000.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said he had convened a virtual emergency summit of the alliance's 30 nations for Friday, which is set to include U.S. President Joe Biden, and they would be ...

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced Monday, ahead of of a gathering of NATO leaders in Madrid on Tuesday, that the alliance's high-readiness forces will significantly increase to ...

NATO is set to approve its biggest overhaul of its defenses since the Cold War, significantly increasing the number of troops assigned to defend the alliance’s eastern flank and making a major ...

NATO's chief announced plans to increase its rapid-response unit from 40,000 to 300,000 troops, in a move that appears to be prompted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Monday NATO will increase high-readiness troops to “well over 300,000” in what he called the biggest defense “overhaul” since the Cold War, in ...

NATO will need 35 to 50 additional brigades to fully implement its new plans to protect itself from a Russian attack, reports Reuters. The agency's source, speaking on condition of anonymity ...

(BRATISLAVA, Slovakia) — Slovakia’s Parliament has approved a NATO plan to deploy up to 2,100 troops on Slovak territory following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The plan is part of the NATO ...

Kirby said Tuesday that the U.S. could increase the number of troops sent ... which consists of about 40,000 troops from multiple NATO ... Spain and the Netherlands each plan to send sea ...

NATO says it will significantly increase troops assigned to its eastern flank. Share full article President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine speaking by video link to G7 leaders in Germany on Monday.