NATO can rely on swift mobilization of 300k troops

A NATO official revealed that the Alliance can now quickly mobilize 300,000 soldiers from member countries in response to a potential threat, surpassing the initial target set during the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The unnamed official stated that Allies have committed to exceeding expectations set at the Vilnius summit in Lithuania last year, demonstrating a strong readiness to defend against any potential attack.

These measures are part of NATO’s strategic defense plans in response to the possibility of a Russian invasion, outlining specific actions for each member country. Military commands are actively assessing capabilities and readiness to ensure swift implementation of these defense plans if needed.

Reports suggest that NATO is ramping up efforts to bolster anti-aircraft defense and long-range missile capabilities to enhance security across member countries. This proactive approach reflects NATO’s commitment to collective defense and ensuring the safety and stability of the Alliance.