NATO is developing a strategy called 'Theory of Victory' to rapidly defeat a potential Russian attack on its eastern flank by integrating conventional forces with drones, AI, and low-crew systems.

#NATO is developing a new strategy, dubbed “Theory of Victory,” to rapidly defeat a potential #Russian attack on its eastern flank - Bloomberg The plan combines conventional ground forces with low-cost drones, minimally crewed systems and AI-powered targeting, before striking enemy command-and-control networks. NATO’s top commander, Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, is expected to present the strategy in #Poland on October 12.

#NATO is developing a strategy to quickly defeat #Russian forces in the event of an attack — Bloomberg NATO Supreme Allied Commander General Alexus Grynkevich is developing a "theory of victory" to quickly repel a potential Russian attack on the alliance's eastern flank. According to the strategy, NATO plans to combine traditional military forces with inexpensive drones, low-crew systems, and AI-based targeting systems. The alliance is expected to first stop the invasion