800,000 NATO and U.S. Military Troops Ready to Enter Ukraine

In this video, we delve into NATO's preparation for a potential large-scale conflict with Russia. Following threats from Russian President Vladimir Putin, NATO has intensified its military readiness, including plans to deploy up to 800,000 troops to Ukraine. We explore Operation Steadfast Defender 2024, a massive drill simulating the mobilization of NATO forces, and discuss how NATO is building a vast logistical network throughout Europe to ensure rapid deployment. Stay tuned to understand what this means for NATO, Russia, and global security.

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[lisleabrahams]

Clickbait for something as serious as this? You should ashamed

[ehlersjim]

There is no credible information to suggest that NATO is sending 800, 000 troops into Ukraine.
NATO's official position remains consistent: NATO has focused on bolstering defenses across its member states, particularly along its eastern flank, and providing Ukraine with logistical and military assistance without direct troop involvement. This approach includes joint defense initiatives and support through NATO's Comprehensive Assistance Package (CAP), which provides Ukraine with necessary tools and resources to defend itself. ​
Source: NATO

[brianwayneevans]

Very misleading. Shame on you to cynically use something so weighty for clicks.

[Robwantsacurry]

I wouldn't use The Express as a source for information, it's the worst tabloid in the UK. You might as well cite The Onion as your source.

[Phxshadowz]

Patton was right. Should have done it then. Could have avoid the cold war and all the military spending.

[geronimo]

Just a little FYI. To avoid any war confusion. The countries involved have to inform practically every country they are doing an exercise in said area on the planet at said time for said amount of time. So there are no surprises or confusion.

[wreckincrew]

Russia doesnt want to go to war with Poland much less NATO. Its economy would be crushed. Its military overextended and pushed right back into Russia quite quickly and geopolitically isolated. Russia, conventionally, can't face the US alone much less NATO.

[colinfrancis]

Russia whether Soviet or Russian Republic has never changed.

[blind]

The idea of russian navy “dominating the North Sea” is absolutely adorable 🥰. I think they should totally try it.

[themaster]

After watching this video, Putin is ready to dig his own grave .

[thomasmoll]

Does Putin realize NATO has all kinds of weapons (nuclear and conventional) that are degrees more accurate, stealthy, deadly, and that NATO is only diplomatic before the "finding out" phase?

[quakeu]

Patton wanted to walk over Russia at the end of WWII but the president said no.

[JohanSundstrand]

Finland alone can put up around 1 million welltraine soldiers in a real short time, arm to the teeth with supermodern equipment . They have nuclear prove shelters for about 4.5 million people . Total population 5, 5 million .

[CH-lcyf]

06:30, Poland seems to be forgotten. The Baltic is essentially a NATO sea with two Russian ports.

[SwitzerlandGov]

Wait my popcorn isnt ready yet! Wait for me!! 🍿

[JakeBrumby]

NATO should kick Putin out of Ukraine. They would not be fighting Russia, they would be defending Ukraine. Respecting international borders is something we should all agree with and be willing to take the steps to enforce.

[snakedoctor]

Lmao russia can't even stop ukraine from invading them. All of nato could occupy russia if they wanted to

[quarantenaa]

They need to ban this kind of clickbaiting, this is insane and counterproductive..

[thomass]

We dont really need a world war but it inevitably will happen and it will be global devastation. I wish leaders in thier own country would just mind thier own business and leave each other alone with egos. Learn to work together to provide a better world for all.

[petrusraats]

Fantastic!!!!At last NATO is waking up!!!!Go for it!!!