Wall Street Journal: Protecting NATO’s European territory for decades centered on the military equivalent of putting up roadblocks. But after almost five years of Moscow’s war in Ukraine, NATO strategists say a Russian invasion won’t be thwarted by merely impeding an advance.
Deterring the Kremlin’s conventional forces now requires more active prevention or, in military speak, denial. That entails not just blasting troops that might pour across borders, but also hitting military bases, supply depots and industrial facilities behind the front line, on Russia’s home ground…