Experts warn radar could reshape NATO-Russia standoff
1Nov 1 3:34 PM · 6d ago · 3 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
Security expert Vaidotas Malinionis and geopolitical analyst Evija Djatkovica tell DW the radar's roughly 3,000-km range could give Russia early warning of NATO troop movements, undercut drone-based defenses, and raise the chance of a preemptive strike over Kaliningrad.
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“This is a potentially dangerous situation, since further militarization on both sides could be expected and, at some point, a preemptive strike becomes an option to deny the other side an unacceptable advantage over the region”
Evija Djatkovica
Vaidotas MalinionisRetired Lithuanian military commander, security expertEvija DjatkovicaLatvian geopolitical analystRussia / KremlinBuilder of the radar complexNATOAlliance monitoring the buildupICEYEFinnish-Polish space and defense technology company
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