A NATO senior official says the alliance's planned biggest military build-up since the end of the Cold War in especially Eastern Europe is to counter a more aggressive and unpredictable Russia. The announcement by the chairman of NATO's Military Committee came shortly after Moscow summoned a U.S. defense attache this week after American military aircraft allegedly flew into civilian airspace during a reconnaissance mission near Russia's Far Eastern border.
Vatican Radio: NATO defends largest buildup in years near Russia’s borders
NATO Foreign minister pose for a family photo during a meeting at the NATO headquarters in Brussels on May 19, 2016.
