The new budget proposal reveals that the U.S. military plans to quadruple its resources to confront “Russian aggression” and to strengthen its presence in Eastern Europe. “We’re reinforcing our posture in Europe to support our NATO allies in the face of Russia’s aggression,” commented Defense Secretary Ashton Carter.
U.S. to Increase Defense Spending by 400% in Eastern Europe
Posted Feb 8, 2016 by Martin Armstrong |
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