Greenpeace Study Finds NATO Holds Strong Military Advantage Over Russia

Despite Russia's military buildup, NATO's conventional forces and spending far surpass those of Russia, according to a new report.

The Greenpeace-commissioned study highlights NATO's significant military superiority over Russia, with NATO spending approximately ten times more on defense.
While Russia and NATO are on par in terms of nuclear capabilities, NATO outpaces Russia in conventional weaponry and technological advancements.
NATO possesses a much larger arsenal of major weapon systems, including over 5,400 combat aircraft compared to Russia's 1,026.
The report suggests that NATO's dominance should prompt initiatives for arms control and trust-building, rather than increased military spending.
Researchers advocate for the preservation of the New START treaty as a critical step in maintaining nuclear arms control between East and West.