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  1. Russia plans an incursion to test NATO response, with ground attacks potentially originating from Kaliningrad and involving Belarus.
  2. NATO establishes autonomous zones and plans defense measures near Belarus and Kaliningrad in response to Russian threats.
  3. Tension rises over shared borders between Lithuania and Russian enclave Kaliningrad, prompting NATO defense planning.
  4. Baltic neighbors, including Latvia and Lithuania, rely on NATO defense against threats posed by Russian enclaves.

NATO is supporting U.S. service members along the eastern flank by expanding distribution and providing print materials to forward operating sites.

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NATO is supporting U.S. service members along the eastern flank by expanding distribution and providing print materials to forward operating sites.

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Baltic neighbors, including Latvia and Lithuania, rely on NATO defense against threats posed by Russian enclaves. All 2 developments

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