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NATO commander drafts drone and AI strategy against possible Russian attack
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NATO's top military commander is drawing up a strategy called a «victory theory» that would use artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies to repel a possible Russian attack on NATO's eastern flank, according to a non-classified document disclosed by Bloomberg. The plan is to be presented by NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe and US European Command chief Greenkevich in Poland on 12 October, the reports say, and is intended to show member states the military requirements behind higher defence spending.
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NATO's highest military commander is drafting a strategy named «victory theory» that is intended to use artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies to quickly repel a possible Russian attack on the alliance's eastern flank, according to reports from CLS, Yicai and Jiemian. The three outlets said the underlying non-classified document was disclosed by Bloomberg on 5 October, and Yicai and Jiemian attributed their accounts to CCTV News. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
The strategy is to be presented by General Greenkevich, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe and commander of US European Command, in Poland on 12 October, the reports said. People familiar with the matter said the document is meant to clarify how NATO would respond to a possible territorial incursion, with the focus on combining drones, artificial intelligence and other new technologies with traditional military forces, and on showing member states the specific military requirements behind increased defence spending. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
CLS's summary added that under the concept, if an attack occurred NATO would first use land forces deployed on the eastern flank, low-cost drones and a minimal number of manned operations; the summary was cut off at that point. None of the documents cited a direct statement from NATO confirming the strategy or the planned presentation. [ 1 ]
Почему это важно
The strategy would set out how NATO's eastern flank would be defended if attacked, and would link new technology such as drones and AI to conventional forces. Its presentation is also meant to give member states a concrete military justification for raising defence budgets, making it a signal of the alliance's spending and planning direction.
Ключевые факты
- NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe is drafting a strategy named «victory theory», intended to use AI and other emerging technologies to repel a possible Russian attack on NATO's eastern flank. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
- The document behind the strategy is non-classified and was disclosed by Bloomberg on 5 October, according to the reports. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
- The strategy is to be presented by NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe and US European Command commander Greenkevich in Poland on 12 October. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
- The plan focuses on combining drones, artificial intelligence and other new technologies with traditional military forces. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
- The document is also meant to show NATO member states the specific military requirements behind increased defence spending. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
- CLS reported that under the concept, NATO would first use land forces deployed on the eastern flank, low-cost drones and a minimal number of manned operations. [ 1 ]
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- NATO's highest military commander is preparing a strategy called «victory theory» to use artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies to quickly repel a possible Russian attack on NATO's eastern flank. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
- The underlying document is non-classified and was disclosed by Bloomberg on 5 October. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
- The strategy is to be published by NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe and US European Command commander Greenkevich in Poland on 12 October. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
- The plan aims to combine drones, AI and other new technology with traditional forces, and to show member states the military requirements behind higher defence spending. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]
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- Whether NATO has officially confirmed the strategy or the 12 October presentation. All three documents rely on Bloomberg's disclosure and CCTV News, with no direct NATO statement cited.
- The full contents of the strategy beyond the elements summarised in the reports. Only a partial description of the plan is given; the CLS summary is cut off mid-sentence.
- Whether any Russian attack is assessed as imminent or whether the plan addresses a hypothetical scenario. The documents describe the attack as «possible» and do not give any assessment of timing or likelihood.