NATO Adapts to Russian Threat
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•VOA interview: US Army General Costanza discusses Russia's threat to West
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Lieutenant General Charles Costanza , commander of the U.S. Army’s V Corps in Poland , discusses how NATO adapts to Russia 's evolving tactics while defending its members’ borders.
Russia is weaponizing immigration in Poland and Moldova , he says, to try and shape them in a pro-Russian way.
Russian armed forces, ground forces right now, are actually bigger than they were before the war with Ukraine started 2 years ago , he adds.
Costanza : As they modernize, they're sharpening their ability to fight us in the future.
U.S. forces are ready, he says, and NATO partners and allies are ready.
Russia is gaining support from China and North Korea right now, Costanza says.
Russia doesn't care how many losses it takes, he adds.
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