
US Intelligence Warns of Potential Russian Attack on NATO Territory
US intelligence is warning that Russia may launch a limited attack on a NATO member, particularly in the Baltic region, as early as this autumn, even before the war in Ukraine concludes. Concerns are heightened by dwindling US munitions and the potential for a 'false flag' operation.
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New Intelligence Warns Russia May Provoke NATO Amid Dwindling U.S. Munitions - WSJ
New Intelligence Warns Russia May Provoke NATO Amid Dwindling U.S. Munitions WSJ
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US intelligence is warning that Kremlin ruler Vladimir Putin may attempt to test NATO's resolve by carrying out a limited strike against one of the Alliance's member states within the next few years.
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Read full article →US intel warns Russia could test NATO as early as this fall, WSJ reports - The Kyiv Independent
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Read full article →Russia can attack NATO before war in Ukraine ends – WSJ
Russian leader Vladimir Putin could attempt to test NATO's resolve with a limited attack on a member state within the next few years, according to U.S. intelligence assessments.
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Claims by anonymous American intelligence sources that a possible limited Russian attack against NATO may happen in the coming years are exaggerated speculation, said security expert Rainer Saks, former secretary general of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2015-2020) and the Foreign Intellegence Service (2011-2015).
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