supreme commander of nato forces. in europe, general christopher cavoli named three lessons of the war in ukraine for the us and nato military. among them is the importance of a quick victory at the beginning of the war in order to prevent a long drawn-out conflict . quickly learn tactical lessons, as well as the relationship between the country's civilian and military command. general christopher cavollo emphasized this during a discussion at the atlantic council on may 17. the first lesson of war is to win in advance, quickly and powerfully, or find yourself in a protracted struggle. so, the first lesson is to develop a sufficient number of capacities, to reach a high level preparation so that you can be the first to win from the beginning, because from what we see in ukraine, if you don't, and you face a big adversary like russia, it can end up being a protracted struggle, and that struggle requires significant resources. in this case, you should be prepared that the road to victory will be long. i believe that russia will pose a long-term threat to the alliance and will pose proble

christopher cavoli, the supreme commander of nato's combined armed forces in europe , says that since beginning of the full-scale invasion, the russians have improved their logistics, that the quality of their troops has deteriorated, so today they are not capable of making a large-scale breakthrough, and in fact, let's listen to what christopher cavoli himself said . the russians do not have the necessary number of people for a strategic breakthrough. we don't believe that. moreover, they do not have the skills and capabilities to do so, to operate at the scale necessary to exploit any breakthrough for strategic advantage. mr. valentine, do you agree with this opinion? yes, our nato partners, general, general cavoli, knows what? says, the only thing is that together with the nato partners, this is already in addition to what i talked about with regard to the american partners, with the nato partners, we are working to ensure that the first, after all, the joint training exercise of our military begins, especially those who are again being mobilized and trained for the armed forces of

we must be sure that we can prevent all dangers, and i would now like to give the floor to christopher cavoli evening everyone, i am very pleased to have the opportunity to speak with you today after such an active meeting. we approved our regional plans and processes that are impossible to strengthen our defense systems. we have gone through a lot of process to achieve this. it is obvious that these plans make it possible to protect nato territory. and we're always improving these plans. last january, for example, we began nato's largest training exercise since the cold war. these are the first exercises that tested our capabilities within article five. and not only did the alliance forces train side by side, we also assessed the interconnectedness of our forces. we want ensure that we can conduct operations on a large scale, and that we can implement the concept of multidisciplinary operations. we repeated the form and improved the countries that help nato with their armed forces. we did it very quickly, the modernization process in the alliance is exciting now. we still have a lot of work

this was announced by the supreme commander of the nato joint forces in europe christopher cavoli, asl as the head of the military committee of the alliance, rob bauer. according to the results of the meeting of the north atlantic alliance in brussels, they emphasized that the ukrainian forces are holding a position in the region, thanks, in particular, to the help of the west. according to robabao. allies supply ukraine with a huge amount of ammunition, short-range air defense systems and a significant amount of armored vehicles. there is a very clear example, this is germany, they are going to transfer to ukraine the third patriot system, which is extremely important for the air defense of ukraine. a lot is happening at this moment. i won't go into detail about what was discussed, but i am convinced that in the near future we will ... see major improvements in the ammunition that ukraine will receive. nato is considering sending of its instructors to ukraine, writes the new york times. the article says that ukraine lacks the strength to train troops, the situation on the battlefield

christopher cavoli, the supreme commander of nato's combined forces in europe, says that since the startf the full-scale invasion, the russians have improved their logistics, but the quality of their troops has deteriorated, so today they are not capable of making a large-scale breakthrough, and in fact, let's listen to what kri himself said. the russians don't have the manpower to make a strategic breakthrough, we don't believe it, and they don't have the skills and capabilities to do it, to operate on the scale necessary to exploit any breakthrough for strategic advantage. mr. valentin, do you agree with this opinion, yes our nati. partners , general general cavoli knows what he is talking about, the only thing that, together with nato partners, is in addition to what i talked about, with regard to the american partners, with the nato partners, we are working to ensure that, first, joint training and training of our military personnel, especially those who are being mobilized and trained again for the armed forces of ukraine, and also on the territory of ukraine, will begin first... fa

this was announced by the supreme commander-in-chief christopher cavoli of nato's joint forces in europe and chairman of the alliance's military committee rob bauer. according to the results of the meeting of the north atlantic alliance in brussels, they emphasized that ukrainian forces will maintain their position in the region. thanks in particular. with the help of the event, according to robabauer, the allies are supplying ukraine with a huge amount of ammunition, air defense systems, low-energy weapons and a significant amount of armored vehicles. there is a very clear example, this is germany, they are going to transfer the third patriot system to ukraine, which is extraordinary important for air defense of ukraine. a lot is happening at this moment. i will not go into detail about what was discussed, but i will convince you. that in the near future we will see major improvements in the ammunition that ukraine will receive. nato is considering the possibility of sending its instructors to ukraine, the new york times writes about this. the article says that ukraine lacks the strengt