NATO Secretary General on Russian Attacks: Our Response Is Not Always Visible
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that they have made the necessary preparations against Russia's hybrid and cyber attacks targeting NATO allies, adding, "We will respond where necessary. I repeat; this will not always be visible."
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Russia-organized hybrid attacks are a sign of Russia's weakness, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said on Wednesday during a visit to Estonia.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, who visited Estonia on Wednesday, said the alliance's response to Russian sabotage and hybrid attacks is not always visible. The Secretary General refrained from answering the question of how long Europe is prepared to tolerate Russian terrorism, but noted that the best response is defense investment and support for Ukraine.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that they are prepared for Russia's hybrid and cyber activities targeting alliance members and will respond if necessary. He emphasized that responses will not always be publicly announced and that different methods may be employed. Rutte also stated that the alliance would defend itself if Russia attacked NATO territory. Furthermore, Rutte announced that support for Ukraine and defense investments will c…
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