NATO exercises in the Baltic Sea

NATO exercises in the Baltic Sea, demonstrating the solidarity of members of the North Atlantic Alliance and carrying out one of the most important tasks – the safety of maritime communication routes.

These are the main tasks that were carried out in the joint training in the Baltic by the ships of Germany and Denmark, the destroyers of the USS Navy Forrester DDG98 and the USS Donald Cook DDG75 along with the ships of the Polish Navy with the rocket frigate ORP Gen. K. Pulaski and the patrol corvette of the ORP Ślązak in cooperation with the Gdynia Naval Aviation Brigade of the Republic of Poland.

Exercises of this nature are crucial to creating an atmosphere of safety at sea, to ensure continuous maritime transport so necessary to ensure the proper functioning of the national economy.

In view of the launch of the Sword Programme, the decisions currently taken on this issue are crucial for the safety of maritime transport which Polish Navy Poland should implement within the North Atlantic Alliance.

It is interesting that we have recently heard that "Baltic is too shallow, too narrow, and the best ship for this water is a plane because a frigate ship according to Jack Bartosiak will be sunk in 15 minutes in the Baltic Sea, some sailors will die and some are fished out by Russians.

Only nobody told the U.S. fleet, Germany and Denmark. For this is the 2nd U.S. missile destroyers and anti-aircraft frigates from Denmark and Germany operating in the Baltic," wrote David Kamizela on Twitter.

The Baltic is too shallow, too narrow, and the best ship for this water is the plane.

Only nobody told the U.S. fleet, Germany and Denmark. For it is precisely 2 American missile destroyers and anti-aircraft frigates from Denmark and Germany currently operate in the Baltic Sea. 1/ pic.twitter.com/c4ar2nE4a1
— David Kamizela (@DavidKamizela) March 11, 2022