How Putin's Invasion of NATO Could Unfold as Estonia Border Closed
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The concern that Vladimir Putin attacks other European states after Ukraine is great. The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has now gone through a gloomy scenario, describing how Russia could split NATO by attacking Estonia.
The American Institute of War Studies (ISW) has developed a scenario for Russia to capture Narva, a former Russian city that is now considered Estonian territory, but whose population is 95% Russian...
ISW plays out a scenario of a limited invasion of Narva, Estonia, and examines how far NATO's response would go. The post What Would a Russian Invasion Look Like? – The Narva Scenario in Estonia appeared first on in.gr.
A small Russian operation in the Estonian Narva could put Nato to the test. The "Institute for the Study of War" outlines a scenario in several steps.
The American Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has developed a hypothetical scenario according to which Russia could carry out a limited military operation on the territory of Estonia.
Russian agents take over parts of an Estonian city and proclaim a “people's republic” of their own. Then Russian special forces and scores of attack drones are deployed. That is the scenario the ISW paints for how Mr Putin could put Nato to the test.
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