NATO to Launch Network to ‘Improve Surveillance and Intelligence’

NATO is in the process of launching a “virtual network” of satellites that will “improve” NATO’s “intelligence and surveillance,” according to Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg. The satellites will allow for “better navigation, communication, and early warning of missile launches.”

From RT:

Stoltenberg acknowledged that the new network – as well as the much-needed replenishment of member nations’ weapons stores after a year of fighting in Ukraine – would require increased military spending from those nations. The day’s meeting would thus include discussions of how to “maintain and step up defense spending across the alliance,” he said.

In addition to “stand[ing] with Ukraine for as long as it takes,” he hinted at an expansion of NATO’s efforts in Eastern Europe, explaining that “ministers will also address how to step up our practical support for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia and Moldova,” whom he called “valued partners which face Russian threats.

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