NATO To Boost Rapid-Response Unit

NATO to boost Rapid-Response Unit from 40,000 to over 300,000 Troops in apparent response to Putin's War.

"We will transform the NATO Reponse Force and increase the number of our high-readiness forces to well over 300,000," Jens Stoltenberg told a Press Conference in Madrid on Monday.

Executive Director of the Arms Control Association, Daryl Kimball, recently said: "the United States, President Biden, and NATO must act with extreme restraint." "This is a very dangerous moment in this crisis, and we need to urge our leaders to walk back from the nuclear brink," Kimball added.

The Rapid-Response Unit was created after Russia's 2014 Invasion of Ukraine, and was Activated for its First collective Defense Mission a day after Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24th.

Stoltenberg said the Expansion marks the "biggest overhaul" of NATO's Defense units since the Cold War.

Stoltenberg's comments come days before a NATO Summit in Madrid later this week, where the Plan will be Approved.










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