NATO prepares a "theory of victory" with drones and SI targeting in case of an attack on its eastern flank
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NATO's military plans increasingly rely on SI and uncrewed aircraft: autonomous systems are becoming the foundation of strategy, not an add-on.
According to Bloomberg, Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, is preparing a document called Theory of Victory, a strategy for quickly repelling a possible attack on the alliance's eastern flank (reports describe a hypothetical attack by Russia). The document provides for drones, minimally crewed systems and SI for targeting alongside conventional forces; a presentation is planned for October 12 in Poland. Grynkewich's spokesperson said: "the theory of victory is simple: maintain NATO's advantage."