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Staff writer @TheAtlantic covering armed conflict and national security. Author of The Showman: bit.ly/TheShowmanBook
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La pesadilla de la OTAN

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By Simon Shuster Verified
| La Voz de Galicia Verified
Xi Jinping y Vladimir Putin saludan durante la ceremonia de bienvenida en la plaza de Tiananmen Alexander Kazakov | EUROPAPRESS Los planificadores militares de Occidente no parecen muy dispuestos a hablar sobre su peor escenario, y mucho menos a prepararse para él. Pero sí parecen coincidir en cómo empezaría: un ataque coordinado, casi simultáneo, en Contenido exclusivo para suscriptores Suscríbete para seguir leyendo y acceder sin límites a todas las noticias Suscríbete
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Ukraine Planned to Swarm Moscow Airports With AI-Guided Drones

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By Simon Shuster Verified
| The Atlantic Verified
Early this year, Ukrainian officials came to President Volodymyr Zelensky with a risky new plan to end the war with Russia. It would require expanding their bombing campaign to include a set of targets and a class of weapons they had long avoided.
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NATO’s Nightmare

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By Simon Shuster Verified
| Süddeutsche Zeitung Verified
Western military planners do not seem eager to talk about their nightmare scenario, much less prepare for it. But they tend to agree on how it would begin: a coordinated, near-simultaneous attack on opposite sides of the planet, in which Russia targets a NATO member in Eastern Europe while China makes its move against Taiwan. The U.S. military would need to react on two fronts at once—three if it remains at war in the Middle East.
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