Lt. Gen. Alexander Sollfrank, chief of NATO's Joint Support and Enabling Command, said that NATO plans to send its troops, primarily U.S. soldiers, to the front lines in the conflict against Russia.
NATO has prepared a strategy for the quick deployment of its forces if Russia launches an attack on Europe in the future. The creation of "land corridors" is one of its features, since it allows for the quick deployment of about 300,000 soldiers, primarily American, to front-line positions in the event of a Russian invasion.
According to British high-ranking military officials who spoke with The Telegraph, the plan calls for troops to land in strategic ports in Europe before moving eastward on prearranged routes to stave off any Russian attacks.
Lt. Gen. Alexander Sollfrank, chief of NATO's Joint Support and Enabling Command (JSEC), described to the UK publication, "Huge logistics bases, as we know them from Afghanistan and Iraq, are no longer possible because they will be att...