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Anatomy of a Russian Exercise

A detailed account of the Russian snap exercise that took place in March 2015 featuring an interactive map. The exercise involved 80,000 troops, 65 warships, and 220 aircraft. The scale of this operation means it could only have been a scenario simulating war with NATO.

12 August 2015 | Thomas Frear

Euro-Atlantic Security CSBMs Deterrence NATO Risk Reduction Russia Russia-West Relations Transatlantic relations

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Anatomy of a NATO Exercise

A detailed account of the June 2015 NATO exercise Allied Shield featuring an interactive map. The scale and nature of this exercise leaves Russia as the only possible adversary.

12 August 2015 | Thomas Frear

Euro-Atlantic Security CSBMs Deterrence NATO Risk Reduction Russia Russia-West Relations Transatlantic relations

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Preparing for the Worst: Are Russian and NATO Military Exercises Making War in Europe more Likely?

A new ELN policy brief explains why an action-reaction exercise cycle is concerning, and what needs to be done about it.

12 August 2015 | Ian Kearns, Lukasz Kulesa and Thomas Frear

Euro-Atlantic Security Military Doctrine NATO Risk Reduction Russia Russia-West Relations

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Anatomy of a Russian Exercise

Anatomy of a NATO Exercise

Preparing for the Worst: Are Russian and NATO Military Exercises Making War in Europe more Likely?

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Anatomy of a Russian Exercise

Anatomy of a NATO Exercise

Preparing for the Worst: Are Russian and NATO Military Exercises Making War in Europe more Likely?

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