Videos capture various themes which are related to NATO and it's role in keeping stability and peace in the world. NATO Media crew films close footages from NATO trainings and missions. Besides theese types of videos, there are also videos about serious issues like a hybrid threats, spreading of disinformation or climate change.
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"NATO's new defence plans" |
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NATO is undertaking the most significant review of its force structure since the end of the Cold War. Following the decisions taken at the NATO Summit in Vilnius, the Allies will maintain up to 300,000 soldiers in a state of high readiness. This is a significant increase compared to the forces kept on standby as part of NATO's Rapid Reaction Force, which has served as the Alliance's High Readiness Force since 2003. |
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"NATO Allies train with Sweden" |
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Sweden and NATO are long-standing partners, working together for decades on various issues, including political dialogue, contributions to NATO operations and missions, and joint training. After the large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Sweden applied for NATO membership. |
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"Arctic Security: Patrolling NATO's High North" |
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The Arctic region is the gateway to the North Atlantic. For NATO and its Allies, maintaining a strong presence here is vital. Climate change causes the polar ice caps to melt and the sea levels to rise, new sea routes are beginning to emerge, which could present a threat to Euro-Atlantic security. |
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"Training Ukraine's volunteer army" |
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Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, tens of thousands of Ukrainians have volunteered to fight for their country. The volunteers are trained in basic military skills by NATO Allies and partners across Europe. |
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"How does NATO Integrated Air and Missile Defence work?" |
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Every day, Allied citizens are protected from airborne threats by an integrated network of sensors, missile defence systems and fighter jets. Collectively, they’re known as the NATO Integrated Air and Missile Defence System (IAMD). But how does this system work? |
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"24 hours on NATO's winter survival course" |
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Cold, snowy environments can be unforgiving, but for Allied armies, the task of collective defence means being ready to operate in any climate. That is why the NATO Centre of Excellence (COE) for Cold Weather Operations, based in Rena, Norway, teaches Allied troops how to survive and thrive in the snowy woods. |
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"On land and sea - NATO Marines" |
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A unique capability that is able to operate on different terrains under all weather conditions, the Marines are a vital NATO asset. As amphibious troops and able to bridge the gap between the land and the sea, they are held at high readiness to deploy rapidly if a crisis strikes. |
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"We Need Some Space" |
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Space is important to everyone. We all need space in our everyday lives: apps delivering food to your door, geo positioning, real-time traffic updates. But it’s also essential for NATO’s deterrence and defence. In 2019, Allies recognised space as a new operational domain, alongside air, land, sea and cyberspace. |
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"5 Things You Should Know About NATO’s Air Shielding Mission" |
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Air Shielding contributes to high readiness and interoperability, and it comes on top of other NATO deployments, including our standing Air Policing missions, and air and missile defence elements deployed to support NATO battlegroups. NATO’s Air Policing mission has not changed and Allied fighter jets are on alert 24/7 to respond to aircraft which may pose a threat in or near Allied airspace. |
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"NATO deploys Patriot missile air defence system to Slovakia" |
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Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine has changed the face of European security and underlined the need for combat-ready forces to be able to deploy at speed across NATO territory. |
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"Slovak Special Forces compete in Warrior Competition" |
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Welcome to the Warrior Competition, a tournament where counter-terrorism experts from around the world gather to test their skills. Held in Amman, Jordan, the most recent competition hosted 37 teams, including a team from Slovakia’s 5th Special Forces Regiment. |
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"What is NATO, why does it still exist, and how does it work?" |
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Explaining basic facts about NATO |
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"NATO: 70 years in 70 seconds" |
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For 70 years, the bond between Europe and North America has made NATO the strongest alliance in history. We are a partnership of people, bound by shared history, values and goals. Together we work to prevent conflict and preserve peace for nearly one billion people. Our solemn commitment to each other is that an attack against one Ally is an attack against us all. |
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"Patrolling the Mediterranean: NATO Operation Sea Guardian" |
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Maritime security is high on NATO’s agenda. In 2016, NATO launched a maritime security operation in the Mediterranean Sea – called Sea Guardian – to deter and counter terrorism and other threats to Allied maritime security. Sea Guardian also provides maritime situational awareness and can carry out tasks to help build naval capacity of NATO partners. |
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"All for one and one for all" |
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Every year, the men and women of the NATO Alliance cross continents to train together so that if a crisis strikes, they’re ready. Exercise Noble Jump in Romania tests the Very High Readiness Joint Task Force (VJTF), NATO’s spearhead force. |
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"Slovakia is NATO, We are NATO" |
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Slovakia is an equal partner in NATO. We bring to the Alliance credibility, loyalty, responsibility. Nothing is better for our security. Slovakia is NATO, We Are NATO. |
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"Detecting fake news" |
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In early 2017, the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence held a one-day event inviting participants to come up with ideas to detect fake news. The gathering in Riga (Latvia) attracted 28 people from various backgrounds such as coders, journalists and statisticians. The winning idea was a Facebook game named ‘FakeBuster’ that teaches media literacy and trains critical thinking. |
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"The History of NATO" |
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NATO has been part of history since the signing of the North Atlantic Treaty in April 1949, through the Cold War, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the terrorist attacks of the beginning of the 21st century, as well as the latest operations and partnerships as responses to new security threats. |
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