WARSAW, Poland — Only 160 miles (250 kilometers) north of Warsaw, where NATO begins a two-day summit Friday, lies the Russian region of Kaliningrad, the most militarized plot of land in Europe — and one of the catalysts for a planned build-up of forces by the Western military alliance on its eastern flank.
Associated Press: Russian Kaliningrad region poses challenge at NATO summit
Lieutenant General Ben Hodges (R), commander of the United States Army Europe, Major General Richard Clark (L) and General Mark Milley oversee the Anaconda exercises near Torun, central Poland on June 7.
