Drones transport blood to battlefield for life-saving medical attention in NATO exercise

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warns that Russia may attack Europe in three to five years, prompting NATO countries to increase defense spending from 2% to 5% of GDP. NATO is enhancing its military capabilities, particularly through the Griffin Lightning exercise, which tests readiness for war. Drones are becoming crucial in modern warfare, especially in Ukraine, where they are used for medical transport. Field hospitals are essential for stabilizing injured soldiers. The US military is adapting its medical response based on lessons learned from the Ukraine conflict, including the need for dental care on the battlefield. However, the Red Cross symbol is being concealed due to lack of respect for its protected status in war zones.