NATO announced its desire to create a “military Schengen” – Rossiyskaya Gazeta

In explaining this decision, he highlighted the obstacles posed by a series of national regulations on the transportation of people and ammunition.

“Solfrank said he would like to see a ‘military Schengen,’ a military free passage zone,” Reuters quoted a NATO spokesman as saying.

According to the head of the Joint Command, the alliance now needs to “prepare the theater” for possible military actions in the event of a possible application of Article 5 of the NATO Charter on collective defense.

Recall that earlier, senior researcher at the Norwegian Institute of International Relations Matthew Blackburn suggested that NATO could intervene in the Ukrainian conflict due to the failures of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the front.