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NATO is preparing for a large-scale war right now.

And part of the preparations include for the transportation of wounded troops.

Now, as this happens, Ukraine is now warning that Russia may strike its nuclear power plants.

If they did that, that is like what would have happened had they not dealt with the Chernobyl scenario.

That would impact large parts of Europe. And at the same time, Israel has now begun its ground operations into Lebanon.

This is now started, and they're also making threats now against Iran,

specifically about a regime change, overthrowing the leaders of Iran.

Now, first off, I want to talk about NATO.

Reuters said this.

They said NATO plans to coordinate

the transport of a large number of wounded troops away from front lines in case of a war with

Russia, potentially via hospital trains, as air evacuations may not be feasible, according to a

senior general. It says the future scenario for medical evacuations will differ

from allies experience in Afghanistan and Iraq. Lieutenant General Alexander Saul Frank,

I'm sorry, the head of NATO's logistics command told Reuters in an interview and it notes that

in a conflict with Russia, Western militaries would likely be faced

with a much larger war zone, a higher number of injured troops, and at least a temporary

lack of air superiority close to the front lines, the German general said. Now, if you watch the war

between Russia and Ukraine right now, you might notice something's missing.

Well, Medevac.

You don't really see people getting flown out in helicopters when they get injured.

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