Nato's Move to Stop Putin RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR

A countdown has begun for NATO's massive military exercise in the Baltic Sea. It was reported that 16 countries will participate, while 45 ships, at least 75 planes and about 7 military personnel will serve. NATO is preparing to conduct a drill in the Baltic Sea, with dozens of warships, fighter planes and 7 troops from several countries. Baltic operations 22 (BALTOPS22) will be held on 5-17 June, the 51 th of the naval exercise, according to a statement from NATO. In the exercise, aimed at strengthening the facilities necessary to protect the freedom of navigation and security of the Baltic region, amphibious operations, shooting techniques, operations against submarines, air defense maneuvers, there will be work on a variety of topics, including mine removal, explosive disposal, drones and medical interventions. Sweden will host the BALTOPS22 regular annual exercises, which were first conducted in 1972 and will be hosted this year.