Before the lesson is even over: NATO presents the 'Theory of Victory'
According to DW, NATO's supreme commander in Europe, Alexus Grinkevich, presented the alliance's new 'Theory of Victory' concept on October 12 at a security conference in Warsaw. It outlines three stages of action against a potential aggressor — Block, Blunt and Break — from detecting signs of attack preparation in advance to disabling the enemy's military system. Grinkevich stressed that NATO's aim is not a strategic defeat of the adversary state but the military defeat of attacking forces, and said he does not consider war inevitable.













