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7/19/2025, 4:09:12 PM
>Speaking at the LandEuro defence symposium in Wiesbaden on Thursday, General Grynkewich warned that simultaneous aggression by Moscow and Beijing—particularly coordinated action in Europe and the Pacific—could mark the onset of a global conflict for which the Western alliance must rapidly prepare.
>“We’re going to need every bit of kit and equipment and munitions that we can in order to beat that,” Grynkewich stated, addressing a gathering of military leaders and representatives of the defence industry from across the 32-nation NATO alliance.
>The general underscored the strategic implications of a potential Chinese offensive against Taiwan, suggesting that such an operation would likely not occur in isolation. “If [Chinese President] Xi Jinping makes a move on Taiwan, he likely would coordinate such an attack with [Russian President] Vladimir Putin,” he said. “That, to me, means that both of these things could happen together.”
>The comments come as NATO intensifies its efforts to build up defensive capabilities in response to an increasingly assertive Russia and amid growing concerns over China’s long-term intentions in the Indo-Pacific. Grynkewich’s remarks suggest that NATO’s strategic posture may be shifting from regional deterrence to a more global readiness model.
>“We’re going to need every bit of kit and equipment and munitions that we can in order to beat that,” Grynkewich stated, addressing a gathering of military leaders and representatives of the defence industry from across the 32-nation NATO alliance.
>The general underscored the strategic implications of a potential Chinese offensive against Taiwan, suggesting that such an operation would likely not occur in isolation. “If [Chinese President] Xi Jinping makes a move on Taiwan, he likely would coordinate such an attack with [Russian President] Vladimir Putin,” he said. “That, to me, means that both of these things could happen together.”
>The comments come as NATO intensifies its efforts to build up defensive capabilities in response to an increasingly assertive Russia and amid growing concerns over China’s long-term intentions in the Indo-Pacific. Grynkewich’s remarks suggest that NATO’s strategic posture may be shifting from regional deterrence to a more global readiness model.
7/19/2025, 3:44:22 PM
7/19/2025, 9:39:50 AM
ITS OVER SUPREME COMMANDER SAYS WE WW3 NOW
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