Matulionis on NATO's Red Lines Regarding Article 5: that Line Is Very Unclear
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NATO does not have a clear “red line” for the application of Article 5 — Advisor to the President of Lithuania NATO did not define a clear boundary for Article 5 due to Russian sabotage. It can be applied after significant infrastructure damage or victims.
The president's chief advisor, Deividas Matulionis, says that the threat of a direct military invasion is currently almost zero, but the risk of sabotage and diversion remains. According to him, there are also countries among NATO states that are afraid of escalating the current situation.
It is still unclear what hybrid attacks or other incidents would trigger NATO's Article 5 on collective defense, Deividas Matulionis, the chief national security adviser to the Lithuanian president, said on Thursday.
The President's Chief National Security Advisor, Deividas Matulionis, states that it is not yet clear when Article 5 of the NATO Treaty could be activated due to hybrid attacks or other incidents.
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