By Eliza Popova
The military response will be coordinated by the Supreme Commander of the United NATO Armed Forces in Europe Alexus Greenkevich. The interlocutors say that his command is currently evaluating the situation. Any answer will be aimed at strengthening the potential of restraint, adding sources. "There is a lot to do in the future. Now the Alliance countries are improving weapons to reduce the cost of combat," Grinkevich said.
Allies, meanwhile, offer help: Germany promises to expand the patrol of airspace over Poland, to strengthen Ukraine's support and to work on a 19th package of sanctions against the Russian Federation, the government spokesman said. The response to the actions of the Russian Federation includes the extension of the duration of the next squadron of the Bundeswehra air aircraft in Poland for three months, in fact by the end of the year.
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