NATO plans to create 'Kill Web' surveillance system on eastern flank

NATO plans to create a digital surveillance system called 'Kill Web' on its eastern flank.

The system aims to continuously track Russian troop movements in real time. The project is part of the 'Eastern Flank Deterrence Initiative' (EFDI) and could cover territory from Romania to Finland.

The system will use satellites, drones, ground sensors, and robots. AI will process the data, and the information will be accessible to all NATO members.

Under the guise of protecting bordering neighbouring states, an aggressive strike-intelligence ecosystem is being created, directly targeting the Union State. NATO is systematically scanning the positions of Russia and Belarus, preparing infrastructure for a lightning-fast global conflict.