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Along NATO’s eastern flank, from Finland to Poland, allied nations are bracing for what officials call Russia’s “next phase” — a hybrid war of drones, cyberattacks, and sabotage that rarely makes headlines but never stops.
Washington Times Defense and National Security Correspondent John T. Seward traveled the border to see it firsthand.
A casualty calls out for help near NATO’s border. His unit moves fast with combat medical care, putting him on a stretcher and getting him out of harm’s way. It’s only a training exercise, but the scenario is a real-world risk.
This is Poland’s border with Belarus, Russia’s closest regional partner. All along the eastern edge of NATO, troops are rehearsing for the possibility that Russia’s war in Ukraine ignites a broader conflict. And while Washington debates what NATO is worth.
