Is that the same NATO general who recently announced that NATO warehouses were empty? What’s he going to threaten with, spitballs? (I liked Zell Miller).
Well one thing NATO could do is stop the supply of Western military grade electronics and components that somehow still seem to be finding their way to Russia.
So-called ‘third countries’ are used to circumvent sanctions. So while sanctioned goods to Russia have plummeted, the same goods coincidently skyrocket in bordering countries. This has been going on since day-one. Example: “In a war zone, mid-sized trucks are crucial for transporting supplies to the front line, which is why such vehicles were put on the sanctions list. As a result, Germany’s export to Russia of diesel trucks in this weight class dropped to zero by May 2022. However, the sales of these same trucks to Armenia increased exponentially and reached levels five times what Germany sold to Russia previously by September.” Just a coincidence…
Possible culprit in latest Baltic ballyhoo? A crap Chinese container ship was apparently a tour de force in inept handling up in the Baltic sea. Including, but not limited to, dragging its anchor across both the gas pipelines and commo cables at the time acoustic activity was noted. Anchor found at the scene.
What needs to happen is that Chinese ship has a “mysterious accident.” I doubt it WILL, but… definitely at least needs a VBSS and impoundment by Finn forces.