Enormous, ‘Seriously Destabilizing’ NATO War Games Begin In Poland
By Deirdre Fulton for Common Dreams - Drawing Russian rebuke, NATO members and partners on Monday launched what is being called the largest war game in decades—a 10-day exercise involving 31,000 troops and thousands of vehicles from 24 countries, none more committed than the United States. The exercise, dubbed "Anakonda-16," is taking place in Poland ahead of next month'sNATO summit in Warsaw that will likely approve more troops to be stationed in eastern Europe.