The Russian Federation has begun the “demilitarization” of Kaliningrad against the background of fighting in the Kursk region, – Lithuanian Defense Minister
The Russian Federation has initiated the “demilitarization” of Kaliningrad amid the ongoing conflict in the Kursk region, according to the Lithuanian Defense Minister. This move has sparked a plethora of speculations and debates regarding the motives behind such a decision. Many are questioning why Russia would withdraw troops from a strategic province surrounded by NATO nations, potentially leaving it vulnerable to a possible incursion.
Some suggest that Putin may have been compelled to move units from Kaliningrad to address the escalating situation in Ukraine’s Kursk Oblast, where fighting has intensified. This repositioning of forces raises concerns about the implications it may have on the security dynamics in the region.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker