NATO-Aufrüstung im Baltikum

Submission Statement: “As NATO rearms and integrates new members, the Baltic is rapidly becoming a fortified front line, with growing alliance forces to counter the Russian threat.” Doug Livermore outlines NATO’s increasing military presence in the Baltic region in response to Russian threats, particularly from the heavily militarized exclave of Kaliningrad. As NATO integrates new members like Sweden and Finland, it enhances naval capabilities and special operations interoperability to counter Russian hybrid tactics, including cyber threats and maritime sabotage. The alliance’s efforts involve significant military investment from Baltic states and regional partners, aiming to secure the area and deter further Russian aggression.