НИ при чем! Если уж поправлять кому-то родной язык, который и вам тоже родной, научитесь для начала САМИ писать БЕЗ ошибок.Что до чуши... Вы впервые слышите про то, что Россия вот-вот нападет на прибалтийские страны?https://russian.rt.com/inotv/2016-02-18/CNN-Esli-Rossiya-napadet-nahttps://slon.ru/posts/51917https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC04tUVIxUEOn 5 March the Pentagon announced, independently of NATO, that it would send six fighter jets and a refueling aircraft to augment the four already participating in the Baltic Air Policing mission.[430][431] The US rotation was due to last through the end of April.[citation needed] The Polish Air Force was scheduled to participate from 1 May through 31 August.[citation needed]Throughout the second half of March, the UK, France, the Czech Republic, and Denmark all offered aircraft to augment the Polish rotation. UK officials announced plans to send six Eurofighter Typhoon.[432] Over the next two weeks, France offered four fighters, and anonymous officials mentioned possible air support for Poland and stationing AWACs in Poland and Romania.[433][434] The Czech Republic offered to deploy fighter aircraft to interested countries bordering or near Ukraine.[434] Denmark planned to send six F-16 fighters.[435]After some consideration,[436] Germany's Defense Ministry committed to sending six Eurofighters (to reinforce the Portuguese rotation beginning in September[437]) and leading "minesweeping maneuvers" in the Baltic Sea.[419] A multinational group of four minesweeper ships and a supply ship from the Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group 1 left Kiel, Germany on 22 April.[438]Swedish, Lithuanian, and US aircraft took part in exercises over the Baltic in early April.[439][440] The US was considering establishing a small but "continuous" military force in the Baltic to reassure its allies.[441] NATO and Estonia agreed to base aircraft at the Ämari Air Base, which was reportedly possible due to the increased number of planes offered by allies.[442] The Lithuanian defense ministry reported that the number of Russian planes flying close to the border had increased in January and February.[443]Russia's actions increased tensions in nearby countries historically within its sphere of influence, particularly the Baltic and Moldova. All have large Russian-speaking populations, and Russian troops are stationed in the breakaway Moldovan territory of Transnistria.[414] Some devoted resources to increasing defensive capabilities,[415] and many requested increased support from the U.S. and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, which they had joined in recent years.[414][415] The conflict "reinvigorated" NATO, which had been created to face the Soviet Union, but had devoted more resources to "expeditionary missions" in recent years.[416]  US officials Assistant Secretary Nuland and Ambassador to Ukraine Pyatt greet Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in Warsaw on 4 June 2014NATO increasingly saw Russia as an adversary,[417] though officials hoped this would be temporary.[citation needed] Initial deployments in March and early April were restricted to increased air force monitoring and training in the Baltics and Poland, and single ships in the Black Sea.[417][418] On 16 April, officials announced the deployment of ships to the Baltic and Mediterranean Seas, and increasing exercises in "Eastern Europe". The measures were apparently limited so as not to appear aggressive.[419] Leaders emphasized that the conflict was not a new Cold War[420][421] but some analysts disagreed.[421][422] Others supported applying George F. Kennan's concept of containment to possible Russian expansion.[423][424] Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul said, "We are enduring a drift of disengagement in world affairs. As we pull back, Russia is pushing forward. I worry about the new nationalism that Putin has unleashed and understand that many young Russians also embrace these extremist ideas."[425]Beginning 23 April 600 US troops from the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team held bilateral exercises in Poland and the Baltic.[426] Plans were made for a communications mission to counter Russian propaganda in eastern Ukraine, improve internal Ukrainian military communication, and handle apparent Russian infiltration of the security services.[427]Это википедия.