BERLIN (Reuters) – The NATO alliance is expected to set its members more demanding targets to bolster their air defence, long-range missiles and logistics capability, a European diplomat told Reuters on Friday. NATO has drafted the first major defence plans since the end of the Cold War, spelling out how the alliance would respond to […]
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NATO to set allies tougher targets for air defence and missiles, diplomat says
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BERLIN (Reuters) – The NATO alliance is expected to set its members more demanding targets to bolster their air defence, long-range missiles and logistics capability, a European diplomat told Reuters on Friday.
NATO has drafted the first major defence plans since the end of the Cold War, spelling out how the alliance would respond to a Russian attack.
(Reporting by Sabine Siebold; writing by Matthias Williams; editing by Miranda Murray)