European Intelligence Chiefs Warn of Possible Russian Actions Against NATO “in Months, Not Years”
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A Russian test of NATO's cohesion could come soon, European intelligence officials, including the head of the Security Information Service (BIS), Michal Koudelka, warned in interviews with The Guardian. He said in an interview published on Sunday that a possible Russian attack, including a limited invasion of the territory of one of the alliance's member states, could come not in years, but in months.
Three European intelligence officials raised with The Guardian different scenarios of escalation by Moscow, ranging from sabotage to a limited incursion. Latvia’s chief of security, however, stated that there is no indication of an imminent attack.
The Russian campaign could intensify "in months, not years," according to a Guardian report.
The alarm of the 007 Europeans and the confirmation of the Prime Minister of Poland: "Putin wants to demonstrate that Article 5 is more theoretical than practical" . The hypothesis of the invasion on a small scale on the border with Russia
A Russian test of NATO's cohesion could come soon, European intelligence officials, including the head of the Security Information Service (BIS), Michal Koudelka, warned in interviews with The Guardian. In an interview published today, he said that a possible Russian attack, including a limited inv...
Three heads of European intelligence speak to the Guardian: Russia prepares limited raids, sabotages and campaigns of influence to empty article 5, but no imminent attack. And panic, they warn, plays the Kremlin.
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