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| NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg is explaining the reasons behind troop's deployment. Source: http://ichef-1.bbci.co.uk/news/1536/cpsprodpb/778A/production/_92120603_baca3887-7f76-4458-98cf-c78e69b816fe.jpg |
Based
on an article posted by BBC with the same title on October 28, 2016
NATO is going to dispatch 4.000 soldiers to four
countries of its members in northern and south-eastern areas, which are close
enough to Russia. Those four countries are Poland, Estonia, Latvia, and
Lithuania, and there will be 1.000 soldiers deployed in each country in the
beginning of next year. Those soldiers will be directed by the US, Britain,
Canada, and Germany. The main purpose of such actions conducted by NATO is to
provide the protection and prevention towards unexpected problems relating to
Russia for its members.
Jens Stoltenberg, the secretary-general of NATO, has
stated that troop’s deployment is not aimed to oppose Russia or even create the
new cold war. Conversely, NATO does it to increase the safety of its members
worrying about several issues which have caused some tensions between Russia
and the West. Both parties have tangled with each other in some complicated and
controversial issues recently. In 2014, the US and EU wanted to give a few
penalties to Russia for its invasion of Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula. Another issue
is Russia’s severe attacking the opposition as an effort to reinforce Syrian
government.
I still do not understand why a lot of countries are
in attempts to confront each other to get whatever they want even if they try
to camouflage their dislikes or agendas. Nowadays, there are plenty of issues occurring
in all parts of the world, and those problems have gradually made ordinary
civilians sick. People only need their government to guarantee their welfare
instead of messing with other countries that may bring the civilians suffering.
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