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Report: NATO Source Claims No Imminent Threat of Russian Attack
NATO says Russia is increasing covert attacks in Europe while the alliance sees no imminent threat of a strike, Reuters reported, citing an official.
- On Saturday, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Poland and NATO must prepare for various scenarios, stating a Russian provocation against any alliance member cannot be ruled out.
- A NATO official said on Sunday that Russia is stepping up hybrid acts in Europe, though the alliance currently sees no imminent threat of attack.
- CIA Director John Ratcliffe traveled to Russia on Tuesday to meet with intelligence counterparts, where he reportedly discussed the possibility of a Russian operation against a NATO member.
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced on Tuesday that his government will soon identify those responsible for an attempted drone attack on Leipzig/Halle airport earlier this month.
- Russia has consistently denied involvement in sabotage planning or attacks on Europe, rejecting such accusations as 'Western scaremongering' amid ongoing Ukrainian resistance.
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Why the Baltics are pushing back against new fears of a Russian attack
Officials across NATO’s eastern flank say there is no evidence of an imminent Russian attack, even as they strengthen their defences and warn that Moscow’s campaign of sabotage and provocations against Europe is intensifying.
·Lyon, France
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NATO sees no signs of an imminent Russian attack, but notes the intensification of Russian hybrid activity in Europe. The Alliance says it is closely monitoring the situation and is ready to respond to various threats.
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Polish Prime Minister defended on Saturday (August 29th) that the Atlantic Alliance had to be prepared for a provocation from Moscow, considering that the next six months will be "decisive".
·Lisboa, Portugal
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right11Center12Last UpdatedBias Distribution41% Center
Bias Distribution
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C 41%
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