NATO has the right to deploy its forces in Eastern Europe, according to its deputy chief

The Founding Act on the relations betweenNATONorth Atlantic Treaty Organization and Russia, which signed 25 years ago, which provided, among other things, for the measures intended avoid any concentration of conventional forcesespecially in Central and Eastern Europe.

But by attacking Ukraine and breaking all dialogue with the Alliance, Russia has its own the content of this Founding Act is invalidunderlined Mr. Geoana in an interview withAFPFrance Media Agency in Vilnius.

the Russians promised not to attack neighbors, which is what they do, and to conduct regular consultations withNATONorth Atlantic Treaty Organizationwhich they do notsaid Geoana.

The Law of Establishment just don’t work, because of Russia, he estimated. According to the Deputy Secretary General ofNATONorth Atlantic Treaty Organizationthe Alliance is gone there are no restrictions to get a stable posture on the east side.

Decisions in June

In 2017, theNATONorth Atlantic Treaty Organization Multinational combat groups have already deployed to the Baltic states and Poland to suppress Russia, then sent reinforcements after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in late February.

The Baltic States currently want the existence ofNATONorth Atlantic Treaty Organization more importantly and ask him to specifically form brigades, rather than smaller battle groups.

Ministers of DefenseNATONorth Atlantic Treaty Organization will meet in mid-June to discuss this issue, and Alliance leaders are expected to endorse the decisions at a summit in Madrid later that month.