NATO's planned new doctrine Drones, AI and ground troops

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AUF1 reports that RMF FM, citing Poland's Defense Ministry, says NATO commander Alexus Grynkewich will present plans for a Russia-war doctrine at the Warsaw Security Forum the following week. The reported concept combines drones and artificial intelligence with conventional forces, including frontline soldiers, and would target enemy command-and-control structures in wartime. Pollak says NATO describes it as preparation for a possible Russian attack, then comments on Warsaw's location, possible fighting over Kaliningrad and Moscow's earlier nuclear warning. The report establishes a reported briefing plan, not a briefing already held, an adopted operational doctrine or an actual attack.

AUF1 reports, citing RMF FM and Poland's Defense Ministry, that NATO commander Alexus Grynkewich plans to present a doctrine for a possible war with Russia at the Warsaw Security Forum the following week. The reported concept combines drones, AI and conventional forces to neutralize enemy command structures in wartime. NATO's stated defensive framing and AUF1's Warsaw/Kaliningrad commentary remain attributed. The broadcast does not establish a completed briefing or adoption; the original plan-disclosure day remains unknown.