US General Alexus Grynkewich, Commander of NATO Allied Air Command, presented a "Theory of Victory" over Russia in the event of a full-scale conflict.
The plan comprises three stages:
- Block – halting the initial attack.
- Blunt – depriving advancing forces of the ability to advance further.
- Break – destroying advancing units and their supporting military infrastructure, including supply and command systems.
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The document outlines three steps to be taken in the event of war: block the offensive, halt the advance, and weaken the "enemy."
ReplyDeleteAccording to the Wall Street Journal, the plan draws on the strategy of Chris Donahue, the former commander of U.S. Army forces in Europe. He proposed blocking the Russian army and using long-range missiles to strike command posts and air defense systems in Kaliningrad, the St. Petersburg area, and Belarus.