’Once War in Ukraine Is over, Russia Will Definitely Attack Someone,’ - Estonia’s Defence Minister
Herem said Moscow could try to weaken allied trust and divide NATO after the war, even without occupying territory.
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An end to the Ukraine war could give Russia room for new attacks. A defense minister warns – NATO could also be affected.
Russia Could Test NATO Regardless of How War in Ukraine Ends, Estonian Defense Minister Says
Russia is likely to test the security of a NATO member state regardless of how its war against Ukraine ends, Estonian Defense Minister Martin Herem warned, suggesting that Moscow could seek to undermine the Alliance by exploiting divisions between its members.
’Once war in Ukraine is over, Russia will definitely attack someone,’ - Estonia’s Defence Minister
Estonian Defence Minister Martin Herem has stated that Russia may attempt to attack one of the NATO countries, regardless of the outcome of the war against Ukraine. In his view, Moscow will seek to strengthen its influence and sow mistrust amongst the allies.
Ministrul estonian al Apărării, Martin Herem, a declarat că, după încheierea războiului ruso-ucrainean sau suspendarea acestuia, Rusia va încerca să testeze rezistența uneia dintre țările NATO. El a făcut această declarație într-un interviu acordat publicației European Pravda.
Estonian Defence Minister Martin Herem said Ukraine's support was critical to its victory over the aggressor. 💪🇺🇦 He stressed that prolonging the war was contrary to the values of freedom and democracy, and stressed the need for unity among the Allies. Russia may try to “test” other countries, so it is important for us to stand together for our freedom! 🌍✨
Martin Herem: “In July 2022, I was on the front line in Ukraine in an Estonian military uniform. The line of contact then passed a few kilometers from Kharkov.
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