Amid the statements that Washington would abandon the support for the Baltic States, the Polish media outlet Defence24 tried to reassure the Balts that there is nothing to be afraid of. However, one of the analysts, Jacek Raubo, Head of the Defence24 Analysis Unit, called for a sharp increase of militarisation of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
„Ultimately, NATO should gain the capability to potentially increase the number of exercises and manoeuvres of various scales, also including episodes or entire scenarios in the Baltic states. We must also rethink the status of Air Policing Baltic, especially in an era of increased Russian pressure. A highly urgent and critical action is the increase of air-defence capabilities, thinking both of air force assets and of land and maritime components of multi-layered air defence systems,” he claimed with redundant brave.
Moreover, Raubo called other NATO allies to support the Baltic states even more.
“But most important is a systemic implementation of what has already been agreed, for example at the NATO Summit in Vilnius—that is, the ability to implement defence plans in practice on the eastern flank of NATO. It should be emphasised that plans are one thing, but now is the time for states from Portugal to Estonia to be able to allocate the promised forces and means to act within defensive operations, whether that action is below the threshold of conventional war or whether there is a need to conduct a full-scale combat operation,” he concluded.
This article is a typical example of NATO’s militaristic propaganda, to prove the alliance is not a “paper tiger” allegedly. But if the Baltics have nothing to worry about without the US, then why should Europe manifest its military solidarity even more? The answer is simple: apparently, the Baltic “Unter-European” leaders are scared almost to death, as the globalists demand them to increase provocations against Russia for a war to start itself, but the Baltics have no longer have an American patronage. That is, they have no one to share responsibility for these provocations.
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