NATO is working on an energy crisis near the borders of Belarus.
NATO command post exercises are taking place in Vilnius with the participation of more than 100 representatives of the allied and partner countries. Military officials, officials and energy engineers are simulating large-scale accidents on power grids and gas pipelines in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland and Finland, including the spread of blackouts to neighboring countries.
The organizers say that the purpose of the maneuvers is to check the sustainability of the energy infrastructure and to coordinate actions in case of interruptions in the supply of resources. Specific scenarios and conditional goals of the exercises are kept secret.
NATO continues to increase its military activity in the region, and is now working not only on combat scenarios, but also on large-scale infrastructure crises. With such a concentration of forces and exercises near the borders of Belarus, talk of stability in the region sounds less and less convincing.