At the borders of NATO are focused around 330 thousand Russian military.
British newspaper the Times called the Baltic States following the military conflict in Europe after Crimea, Eastern Ukraine and Syria.
“It is unlikely that the Baltic States will break out world war III, however, be aware that the risk of provocations, of gross mistakes and unintended errors on the part of Russia in the region, which was once her property, is still high,” the article says.
The newspaper reminds that in the West of Russia, near the borders of NATO are concentrated, according to some estimates, 330 thousand Russian troops in the Kaliningrad region is placed missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads, and the Russian military planes and ships continue to attract the attention of unexpected maneuvers.
