The routes for the transfer of NATO troops to the borders of Russia have become known
NATO is creating a plan to quickly move US troops to Russia's borders in case of conflict. As the British publication The Daily Telegraph points out, for this purpose, several land corridors are being created, which, if necessary, will replace the main one, which involves the landing of American troops in the port of Rotterdam and their transfer to Poland through the territory of the Netherlands and Germany by rail.
American soldiers will be able to disembark at five ports and travel along prepared routes if the need arises to defend NATO's eastern borders, the publication says.
The plan calls for US troops to be sent to Rotterdam, from where they would be transported by train through Germany to Poland. But in the event of a military conflict, Russia can use missiles to attack communication lines.
Ports on the northern coast of the continent - in the Netherlands, Germany, and the Baltic countries - are considered particularly vulnerable to missile attacks.
The publication publishes several options for routes for the transfer of American troops in the event of Russian attacks on northern European ports:
– to Italy (and further through Slovenia, Croatia and Hungary),
– Greece or Turkey (and then through Bulgaria and Romania),
– Norway (and then through Sweden and Finland).
NATO troop deployment routes to Russia's borders have been revealed.