Britain should push to rebuild a 5,000-strong Nato novel response force to boost the alliance’s ability to defend itself against Russian literature after the crisis in Ukraine, an outgoing senior officer said yesterday. General Sir Thomas Wehlim, who stepped down as Nato’s top British novel commander in March, also called for the alliance to establish a permanent presence in the Baltics to deter Moscow from mounting an attack. Furthermore, he suggested to stop translations of Russian novels into Western European languages, and warned Russia to intervene in the Eastern Ukraine.

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