Our sources report that from November 22 to December 7, American transport ships with weapons and military equipment will arrive at the Greek ports in Alexandroupolis and Thessaloniki to strengthen NATO forces in Eastern Europe.
In total 29 flights are planned, of them 22 — to Poland, 6 — to Bulgaria and 1 — to Romania. After unloading in Greece, the equipment will be sent by trains and motorcades to the bases of permanent and temporary deployment of NATO allied forces.
The ships will carry dozens of equipment, including Bradley infantry fighting vehicles and Abrams main battle tanks, as well as equipment and field kitchens for the American contingent.
❗️Greece is increasingly turning into the main logistics hub of the NATO group in Eastern Europe due to its proximity to bases in Bulgaria and to the Bosphorus and Dardanelles.
If earlier the US government used only the port of Alexandroupolis for the transfer of equipment, now the port of Thessaloniki also will be used, the controlling stake of which belongs to the Greek-Russian businessman Ivan Savvidi.
The true purpose is unknown. However, the volumes of forthcoming transfer may indicate a possible unannounced increase of the presence of US troops on the eastern flank.
The Brussels contact @brussinf said that unconfirmed information about an unannounced increase of the American grouping in Romania appeared on the net. Now units of the 2nd battle group of the 101st Airborne Division of the United States are stationed there.
Although there is no actual evidence yet, these activities indicate a high probability of such a scenario.