Russia and Nato ‘actively preparing for war’


(Worthy News) – Russia and Nato are actively preparing for war with one another amid the greatest build up of military tension in Europe since the end of the Cold War, a new report says.

Rival exercises by the Russian armed forces and Nato have led to several near-miss incidents that could result in confrontation between the two sides, and leaders need to consider a new arms control treaty to avert the possibility of heightened tensions spilling into war.

The report by the European Leadership Network, a think tank, comes amid the most intense fighting for six months in eastern Ukraine and as Michael Fallon, the defence minister, pledged to expand a British army training mission to Ukraine. [ Source ]

European Leadership Network’s Policy Brief: Preparing for the Worst: Are Russian and NATO military exercises making war in Europe more likely?

Iran, Russia Hold Wargames

Iranian and Russian naval forces on Tuesday staged a series of war drills in the waters near northern Iran, in another joint show of force meant to display the two nations’ control of nearby waterways.

An Iranian destroyer and team of Russian warships staged a series of war drills and engaged in joint training exercises, according to reports in Iran’s state-controlled press.

Two Russian warships docked over the weekend in Iran’s northern Anzali port in anticipation of the wargames. [ Source ]

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