NATO steps up intelligence sharing as wave of suspected Russian sabotage

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NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe Alexus Grynkewich stated the Allies have stepped up intelligence sharing in response to a wave of acts of sabotage and other incidents likely linked to Russia, and called for calm against the backdrop of threats from Moscow.

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