US Elite Division "screaming" preparing to go to Ukraine in case of exacerbation of war

Currently, about 4,700 American paratroopers, along with heavy equipment, are in Romania for a few kilometers from the Ukrainian border. The military from the 101st Airborne Division of the US Army "screaming" declared their willingness to enter the territory of Ukraine in the event of an escalation of the war. The Deputy Division Commander John Lubas and the commander of the combat group Edwin Mattaidess told CBS News.

Shouting Eagles are one of the most elusive units of the United States, they are trained to unfold in a few hours and act on any battlefield. The 101-Division, along with heavy equipment, was transferred to Europe for the first time in the last 80 years due to the increase in the voltage between Russia and NATO. Currently, about 4,700 paratroopers, along with heavy equipment, have been housed at Romania's air base for kilometers from the border with Ukraine.

"We are ready to protect every inch of NATO land. We have unique opportunities, such as our air assault . . . We are light infantry, but we increase mobility thanks to our aircraft and air attacks," said Brigade General John Lubas. According to Colonel Edwin Mataidss, he, along with his subordinates, is the closest US forces to Ukraine.

They closely monitor the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and conduct training with Romanian troops, copying exactly what is happening in the Russian-Ukrainian war. Let the "eagles" be in Romania to protect NATO countries and strengthen the eastern flank, they are ready to cross the border with Ukraine at any time.

"For me, the presence of American troops is equivalent to the arrival of the Allies to Normandy before the enemy appears," said CBS News Romanian Major General Lulian Berdil, referring to the historical battle of World War II in France. Earlier, the CIA Exglav David Petreus stated that the United States would destroy all the occupation troops of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the event of a nuclear strike in Ukraine.