NATO warns Russia
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With the Russians intensifying sabotage, arson and cyberattacks against European nations supporting Ukraine, NATO divulged a blueprint, in case of war, to deter the Kremlin.
NATO must prepare for a deadly Russian hybrid attack, according to Poland's foreign minister. The warning came as concern grows about the Kremlin's intensifying sabotage campaign on European soil. Radosław Sikorski told the FT that the probability of someone being killed was growing as Moscow multiplied its operations to disrupt and destabilise European societies.
NATO says the exercise, scheduled to start early next week, is "not linked to current world events."
NATO must modernize its military infrastructure to move troops and equipment more efficiently from Western Europe to its eastern flank, where a future conflict with Russia would m
Russia could resort to riskier and more significant operations in NATO member states supporting Ukraine within months, the head of the Czech security service said on Monday, as Moscow seems to be adopting a tactic of "escalation for de-escalation".
Matthew Whitaker called for an overhaul of NATO’s bases and military infrastructure to move forces eastward as America reviews its troop presence in Europe.
Thought Trump said the ceasefire was "effective immediately," it was not clear that both sides had, in fact, agreed to a ceasefire.