NATO’s top military commander has repeated his concern that allies must be ready for military conflicts in more than one part of the world at the same time, as hostile states China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea begin to cooperate more.
Commander U.S. Air Force Gen. Alexus Grynkewich told lawmakers at the European Parliament in Brussels on Monday that the broad global security environment is both unsettling and complex, and likely to become even more so in the coming years.
“Increasingly, around the globe, we see China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea collaborating in ways directly counter to all of our global interests,” said the NATO Supreme Allied Commander and head of the United States European Command….