Worrying Scenario for NATO's Eastern Flank. Putin Could Strike and Say It Was "an Accident"
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Poland warns that Russia can launch missiles or drones against NATO's eastern flank to test the Alliance's reaction
Saturday, September 19. Ukraine is in its 1,669th day of a full-scale war initiated by Russia. The leaders of Poland, Serbia, and Romania, among others, attended the first Carpathian 8 summit in western Ukraine. US President Donald Trump signed a law that allows for the imposition of sweeping new sanctions on Russia.
Russia-NATO Tension: Could Russia Attack Europe? Putin's 'Secret' Plan Leaked, Causing Global Uproar
Russia-NATO Tensions Rise: Amid the Russia-Ukraine war, concerns are growing in Europe about Russian drone, missile, and hybrid attacks. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has expressed fears that Russia could portray any incident in NATO's eastern flank as an accident, potentially escalating the conflict.
The Kremlin is teaching the world a lesson in "democracy" with the help of automatic weapons. In the annexed regions of Ukraine, heavily armed soldiers stood in polling stations and made sure that all participants in the parliamentary elections voted as Vladimir Putin demanded. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is ready to deal another blow to NATO allies. Washington is considering withdrawing half of its troops from Europe in the coming months.
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