NATO prepares strikes deep in Russia in case of war. General revealed the 'theory of victory'

NATO's new strategy, termed "victory theory," aims to deter Russian aggression by targeting military bases and supply lines deep within Russia if necessary. General Alexus Grynkewich emphasized that the alliance will not only defend its territory but also disrupt Moscow's military capabilities. The strategy involves three phases: halting Russian advances, weakening attacking forces, and destroying supply routes and command structures. Precision long-range weapons, such as Tomahawk missiles and Storm Shadow, will play a crucial role. European nations are enhancing their arsenals, recognizing the need for more long-range capabilities. The economic rationale for striking deep into enemy territory is also highlighted, as it may be more efficient than intercepting individual missiles.