PHOTO:NATO and Britain deploys thousands of troops, tanks and Warships to the borders of Russia, after “satan 2” image release

According to news report, Britain is deploying hundreds of troops, drones and tanks to the borders of Russia, in reparation of a possible attack, should Russia decides to test its new nuclear weapon nicked-named satan 2.

The troops are to station at the Estonia border with Russia, alongside thousands of NATO troops already deployed to other surrounding borders with Russia.
The news suggest that NATO is pressing hard on its allies, including the US and Britain to contribute to the military presence as the alliance prepares for a long quarrel with Moscow.
Alliance defence ministers aim to make good on a July promise by NATO leaders to send forces to the Baltic states and eastern Poland from early next year.
The United States also is preparing about 4,000 troops from Europe to join the alliance forces in the Eastern Europe borders with Russia, and this is also a  part of NATO's response to Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea and concern it could try a similar tactic in Europe's ex-Soviet states.

France, Denmark, Italy and other allies are expected to join the four battle groups led by the United States, Germany, Britain and Canada to go to Poland, Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia, with forces ranging from armoured infantry to drones.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg was quoted to have said: "a clear demonstration of our transatlantic bond."
Stoltenberg on the other hand, denied going too far, saying:
"This is a credible deterrence, not to provoke a conflict but to prevent conflict."
"This deployment, if it becomes permanent, if the presence of nuclear weapons were confirmed, would be a change in (Russia's) security posture,"



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