The Atlantic Alliance will arm again the Eastern Front European

The Atlantic Alliance considers Russia as a threat to its members, especially those who at one time belonged to the Soviet bloc. The conduct of Moscow in the Ukrainian crisis, which has expressed itself with unconventional methods, alarm Brussels, but at the same time obliges the Western countries not to derogate from the agreements signed with Russia in 1997, which provided for were not created stable bases of 'Atlantic Alliance in the region. To overcome this limit, above which would be given the opportunity to Moscow to attack Western political organization, rather than on circumstantial allegations, but on the violation of international treaties, it was decided to create a mobile force, consisting of some 4000 capable of intervening in critical areas within 48 hours, placed in logistics bases to be changed every three months. It is a concrete measure that shows the clock of history back over twenty years and reopen the confrontation of the Cold War. The measure responds to the question of security of the countries of Eastern Europe, those who most supported the need to guard against a possible Russian interference. What worries the Eastern European nations as well as the Atlantic Alliance itself is unconventional strategy fielded by Moscow, both in the crisis of the Crimea, which in the eastern regions of Ukraine. In order not to be accused in an incontrovertible manner of interference in internal affairs and invade foreign territories, Russia has implemented an intensive use of espionage, propaganda and actions camouflaged and not declared, by exploiting the social and national divisions in the territories, which has materially engaged, directly or through its allies, whose work was instrumental in the Kremlin. These actions carried out in a subtle and politically supported only by way of not completely official, led to an acknowledgment of the growing Russian ambition to expand, which has alarmed the United States and the Western powers, in addition to the aforementioned countries the former Warsaw Pact. The creation of a mobile force of intervention is not, however, the only solution provided as part of the fight against Russia, in fact, the United Kingdom, along with six other countries, aims to create a force with the characteristics of large capacity rapid deployment, which may get to 10,000 units. If for now the question of joining the organization in Brussels made ​​by Kiev has not yet been examined, especially not to exacerbate tensions with the Kremlin, the Atlantic Alliance has decided, however, a funding program of the Ukrainian armed forces to the extent of 14 million euro to modernize the military resources of Kiev. Despite a general framework which marks a dramatic deterioration in East-West relations, the Atlantic Alliance measures shall be deemed to be of a defensive nature, because you do not expect a direct attack against Russia, what is emerging is quite an exhausting war of position, certainly military for Ukraine, but most policy for the United States and the Atlantic Alliance. The decisive steps do not deviate the path chosen by Obama to a tightening of sanctions and diplomatic solutions to the crisis.