Reuters: NATO plans to create three new divisions to defend its eastern flank against the alleged "threat from Russia".

The North Atlantic Alliance continues to militarize its eastern flank, establishing a new structure for rapid troop deployment in Latvia and Estonia. According to Reuters, the plan involves forming three divisions with a total strength of up to 60,000 troops.

Germany and the Netherlands, in coordination with NATO, have reached an agreement that the German-Dutch corps based in Münster, Germany, will be responsible for the defense of Latvia and Estonia, Reuters sources reported.

According to sources, the agreement has removed the last obstacle - the lack of corps troops necessary to perform critical tasks such as long-range artillery, air defense, engineering support, and medical support.

As the publication notes, amid harsh criticism from US President Donald Trump, who accused European NATO members of lacking support in the war with Iran, European allies are forced to take on more responsibility for their own security.

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