https://www.eurodialogue.eu/Interactive%20Missile%20Map%20Reveals%20How%20Messy%20a%20NATO-Russia%20War%20Would%20Be

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The first of 3,500 American troops began rolling into Poland for a nine-month-long mission starting on Jan. 8, 2017. It’s an unprecedented length of time for a U.S. armored unit to stay in Eastern Europe. The U.S. Army’s 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division were heading to Zagan and Pomorskie, with the unit’s 87 M-1 Abrams tanks following on trains.

But as the troops move beyond Zagan, they will fall under the shadow of Russia’s land-based strike missiles in Kaliningrad, the Connecticut-sized enclave squeezed between Poland, Lithuania and the Baltic Sea. Russia has invested heavily in building up its military presence there in recent years.

From Russia with love - eh drumpf....

Threatening Germany from Konigsberg seems like a bad idea to me.

The Iranians test a missile that could someday, maybe carry a warhead that they could someday, maybe build and we threaten new sanctions even without clear violation of the latest agreements.

The Russians deploy a proven missile with proven technology to deploy a nuclear warhead and we relax sanctions to sell them technology.

Who was it that said we'll sell the capability to destroy us?

eta: maybe it's time to Crimeaize that piece of land