Kremlin responds to NATO’s ‘Military Schengen’ plan

The move is another escalation of the US-led alliance’s confrontation with Russia, spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said

NATO’s statements regarding the possibility of creating a “military Schengen” will likely increase tensions in Europe and will lead to an escalation of already strained relations with Russia, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has said.

His comments come after NATO’s European logistics chief, Lieutenant-General Alexander Sollfrank, called on European nations to ease national-level regulations to allow the rapid movement of troops, equipment, and ammunition in the event of a war with Russia.

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