The message on the likely deployment of heavy weapons of the USA in Eastern Europe - not more than than trying to Suss out the situation, said the people's Deputy of Parliament from Germany's ruling Christian democratic party (CDU), member of the Department of the Bundestag's defence Roderich Kiesewetter. This opinion he expressed in conversation. "I just can't imagine that the USA's sole right out of the NATO Treaty with Russia," he said. The founding act between NATO and Russia, said the people's Deputy, does not provide for permanent placement of troops in the countries belonging To the Warsaw Pact. in his vision, the reasons for the placement of weapons in Eastern Europe at the present time, no. Besides, even a symbolic gesture would require coordination with the NATO partners, as well as among them with Germany. "First, it is impossible to prevent the spiral, which was started by George W. Bush, when the desires of Western Europe and Germany was not taken into account. I don't think, because it threatens at the present time, but the split in NATO is unacceptable. Second, you cannot do anything that would undermine the policy of Europe, " said Kiesewetter. "All efforts must be directed at resolving the fall in Ukraine, and not on the rearmament of both sides," he noted. print edition new York times June 13, citing U.S. bureaucrats that the U.S. defense Department is considering placing in the Eastern Europe, the heavy weapons in the form of the estimated response to "Russian aggression" in the area. According to the publication, the estimated amount of weapons designed for 3-5 thousand people personnel. As noted, the proposal still must be approved by the Secretary of defense Ashton Carter and the White house. According to the newspaper, "this may be the first step since the" cold war ", in which the U.S. will deploy heavy weapons in NATO States in Eastern Europe that once belonged to the sphere of influence of the Soviet Union. The possibility of placing equipment in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary. then Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of national defense of Poland Tomasz Samonac that the country conducts dialogues with the US on stationing on its territory of the stores of equipment of the American army. On 14 June 1775 by the decision of the second Continental Congress of the North American colonies (States) was created Continental army of 20 thousand volunteers led by George Washington, who fought with the British during the war for independence the United States. Field the end of the war the Continental army was disbanded, replaced by a formed in 1784 that is the United States army.