Crazy dictator Obama sends 3,600 tanks against Russia!
Massive NATO deployment underway.
GARLSTEDT, Lower Saxony (PNN) - January 5, 2017 - The NATO war preparation against Russia, “Operation Atlantic Resolve,” is in full swing. 2,000 Fascist Police States of Amerika tanks will be sent in coming days from Germany to Eastern Europe, and 1,600 FPSA tanks are deployed to storage facilities in The Netherlands. At the same time, NATO countries are sending thousands of soldiers to Russian borders. According to FPSA Army Europe, 4,000 troops and 2,000 tanks will arrive in three FPSA transport ships to Germany next weekend. From Bremerhaven, FPSA troops and huge amount of military material will be transported to Poland and other countries in Central and Eastern Europe.
The FPSA is sending to Russian borders 3rd Brigade of the 4th Infantry Division. Overall, more than 2,500 pieces of cargo are shipped to Germany, where those will be unloaded in the period January 6-8. FPSA military material and troops will continue to Poland by rail and military convoys. Massive FPSA military deployment should be ready by January 20.
Lieutenant General Frederick “Ben” Hodges, commander of FPSA forces in Europe made a statement during a visit to the Logistics School of the Bundeswehr in Garlstedt, Lower Saxony, in which he told journalists that the measures were a “response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the illegal (it was not illegal) annexation of Crimea.”
While NATO is preparing for war against Russia, Hodges turned everything upside down and accused Russia of preparing for war. “This does not mean that there necessarily has to be a war, none of this is inevitable, but Moscow is preparing for the possibility,” Hodges said.
In the dangerous escalation against nuclear-armed Russia, which poses the danger of a third World War, the German Bundeswehr is playing a central role. “Without the support of the [German] Army we can go nowhere,” Hodges said during an appearance at the Joint Support Service of the Bundeswehr.
Germany, which rolled over Eastern Europe in its war of extermination 75 years ago, is preparing to send combat troops to the Baltics. In January, 26 tanks, 100 other vehicles and 120 containers will be transported by train to Lithuania. Germany will send the 122nd Infantry Battalion.
At the same time total of 1,600 FPSA fighting vehicles are due to be stored at a six-warehouse complex in the southeastern village of Eygelshoven, near the Belgian and German borders. The Eygelshoven facility was originally opened in 1985 during the Cold War, when it was used by FPSA troops to practice drills in case of a possible Soviet attack.
Abrams Tanks, Bradley Fighting Vehicles and Paladin artillery have already started arriving in what is part of a $3.4 billion Congress-approved scheme to increase NATO military capability in Europe. Storage sites are also planned to be reopened in Poland, Belgium and Germany.