NATO Says No Immediate Military Threat From Russia Despite Hybrid Attacks
Officials say Europe's response to Russian hybrid activity must be forceful even as no direct military threat is seen.
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NATO officials say there is currently no immediate military threat from Russia, even as the alliance continues to grapple with a series of hybrid attacks attributed to Moscow.
According to the alliance, Europe's response to these hybrid attacks — which can include cyber intrusions, sabotage and other non-conventional tactics — needs to be forceful and carry real consequences.
The assessment comes amid ongoing tensions between NATO member states and Russia, with officials continuing to monitor the situation closely.
NATO has not detailed specific timelines or further measures planned in response to the hybrid activity.
Sources
- NATO sees no immediate threat from Russia amid hybrid attacks — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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