NATO sees no imminent threat of attack, official says
NATO says Russia is increasing hybrid acts in Europe while the alliance sees no imminent attack threat and remains vigilant, officials said.
- On Saturday, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Poland and NATO must prepare for various scenarios, stating a Russian provocation against any alliance member cannot be ruled out.
- A NATO official said on Sunday that Russia is stepping up hybrid acts in Europe, though the alliance currently sees no imminent threat of attack.
- CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Russia on Tuesday to meet with intelligence counterparts, where he reportedly discussed the possibility of a Russian operation against a NATO member.
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced on Tuesday that his government will soon identify those responsible for an attempted drone attack on Leipzig/Halle airport earlier this month.
- Russia has consistently denied involvement in sabotage planning or attacks on Europe, rejecting such accusations as 'Western scaremongering' amid ongoing Ukrainian resistance.
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NATO does not see an immediate threat of a Russian attack, but warns of an increase in hybrid attacks in Europe and continued intense aggression against Ukraine.
A NATO official said on Sunday that Russia is stepping up hybrid activities in Europe, but that at this time the alliance does not see an immediate threat of attack.
Russia is stepping up hybrid operations in Europe, but NATO does not see an immediate threat of attack at this time, an Alliance official said.
NATO currently sees no immediate threat from a Russian attack on any of its members, but warns that Moscow is stepping up hybrid activities in Europe and attacks on Ukraine, an unnamed alliance official said today. “Although the Russians are facing quite strong resistance from Ukraine, they are stepping up attacks on that country, as well as hybrid actions in Europe,” […] The post WHAT IS MOSCOW PLANNING? NATO Says: No Direct Attack, But Russi…
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