VOICED : Maniobras militares de la OTAN en Estonia, a las puertas de Rusia

The video discusses NATO's military exercises in Estonia, highlighting the strategic importance of training in challenging terrains. It covers the support provided to the Estonian military, the historical context of Estonia's relationship with Russia, and the perceived threats. The video also addresses the shift in military focus towards preparing for high-intensity conflicts between states.

What is the primary reason for NATO conducting military exercises in Estonia?

• To train soldiers in challenging terrains

• To assist in local law enforcement

• To prepare for a potential invasion of Russia

• To showcase military strength to the world

What significant change occurred in Estonia in 1991?

• It became a member of the United Nations

• It joined the European Union

• It gained independence from the Soviet Union

• It formed an alliance with NATO

How do Estonians generally feel about their neighboring country, Russia?

• They have a strong alliance with Russia

• They are indifferent towards Russia

• They have a cultural admiration for Russia

• They feel resentment and fear towards Russia

What type of warfare are Western countries preparing for in the future?

• Cyber warfare

• Asymmetric warfare

• High-intensity state conflicts

• Guerrilla warfare

What has been the focus of military training in recent decades?

• Building space defense systems

• Developing nuclear capabilities

• Fighting against volatile and elusive units

• Training for naval battles