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SECURITY & DEFENSE • NATO
NATO allies discuss prioritizing defense against Russia
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NATO allies are discussing changes to military capability requirements that would put a major European conflict ahead of simultaneous overseas crisis-management missions, according to a report cited by Ukrainska Pravda. The discussions reflect concern about Russian aggression; no decision is reported.
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Why it matters
A shift in NATO priorities could affect U.S. and allied force planning and overseas missions, but the report does not describe an agreed change.
What happens next
NATO allies are discussing the proposed changes; whether they will adopt them or when is not reported.
Whether NATO allies agree to change capability requirements
How any change would affect overseas missions and force planning