Business Insider: Russia's military exercises are WAY bigger than NATO'
If military strength and ability was determined solely by the number of soldiers participating in military exercises, Russia would be able to steamroll through NATO without much of a second thought.
Since 2013, Russia has launched a number of military exercises with troop numbers regularly surpassing the 100,000 personnel mark. In comparison, the largest NATO member exercise during the same time frame took part in Norway in 2014 and had 16,000 personnel.
The following chart from The Atlantic Council sums up the vast numerical difference between Russian and NATO exercises.
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