The Suwalki Gap: NATO’s Weakest Point? | ACCESS December 29, 2022 Unipro2013main NATO </p> <h2>Exercise IRON WOLF 2022 in Lithuania</h2> <p> Joe heads to Exercise IRON WOLF 2022 in Lithuania, joining some old friends from 2 RIFLES, in a region known as ‘NATO’s Weakest Point’ but…is it?<br /> His journey begins at a Tripoint between Kaliningrad, Poland and Lithuania and ends on the Pabrade training area during an annual military exercise held in Lithuania, bringing together NATO troops from Belgium, Germany, Norway, The Netherlands, the British Army and more.</p> <p>Filmed over two visits several months apart, this video will challenge certain myths surrounding the Suwalki Corridor, by speaking to those on the ground and renowned academic and author of the book, “Russia’s War on Everyone”, Kier Giles.<br /> 00:00 – Intro<br /> 04:09 – Myth 1 Suwalki Gap Terrain<br /> 08:19 – Myth 2 No NATO assets in the area<br /> 12:36 – Myth 3 Poland and Lithuania would let it happen<br /> 16:56 – Myth 4 Strategic value to Russia<br /> 18:01 – Myth 5 Belarus<br /> #NATO #Suwalki #ArmedForces #RIFLES<br /> <br /> Credit to : BFBS Creative</p> <p> Please support our Sponsors -
