U.S. Army to keep armoured equipment on NATO's eastern border to counter Russian aggression
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The head of the U.S. Army in Europe has elaborated on plans to keep armoured equipment on NATO's eastern border as a warning to Russia that forces will be ready to respond to further military aggression.
Lieutenant General Ben Hodges told Defence IQ that, "it’s irrefutable right now that Russia is providing a significant amount of aid to its proxies. In fact the amount of armoured vehicles, heavy artillery and rocket launchers that the rebels are using has doubled since the Minsk agreem...
