NATO will rebuild deterrence to meet Russian threats
Military action in Ukraine and Syria has shown Moscow's willingness and ability to use force for political ends
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- Return to deterrence
- Rotational forces
- Nimbler responses
- Countering 'hybrid warfare'
- Russia's steady build-up
- From Soviet to modern forces
- Foreign deployments
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_350.jpg "Russian President Vladimir Putin with Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu at the Army-2015 international military forum in Kubinka (Reuters/Maxim Shemetov)")