NATO commander warns of low risk of limited Russian attack
NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, Christopher G. Grynkewich, warned of a "low but growing risk" that Moscow could launch a limited military attack on one or more NATO countries bordering Russia, citing recent incidents such as an attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle airport and a Russian ship firing flares toward a Danish military helicopter. He said the alliance has the tools and authority needed to manage the risk and rejected suggestions Russia would exploit U.S. missile use in the Iran war. The story coincides with a handover of Joint Force Command Norfolk to a European commander amid a U.S. review of forces in Europe.
NATO warns of a low but rising risk while affirming alliance readiness.
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There have been recent security incidents in NATO countries, including a drone attempt and flares fired at a helicopter. NATO is handing over Norfolk command to a European amid a U.S. forces review. Further incidents or changes in troop…
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