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Kubilius: Russian attack on arms factory would trigger NATO military response (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — A Russian bombing attack on a European weapons factory should trigger NATO's Article 5 mutual defense clause, the EU's top defense official said Thursday. The call comes in the wake of a growing number of suspicious incidents at arms factories across Europe, some of which have been attributed to Russia. "If Russia will hit our factories in European territories, that would be Article 5," European Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius told Polish television on the margins of a meeting o
‘No way they can beat us’: Rutte rebuffs Russian nuclear threats to NATO (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Wednesday issued a strong rebuke to Russia after Moscow sent a letter to the alliance threatening nuclear escalation over NATO activity near its border. "We had to reply and make clear to [Russia] that NATO is a defensive alliance ... and stop the war in Ukraine and stop the nuclear threats because it's not helpful," Rutte said at a security summit in Brussels. "NATO is so much stronger than Russia is, so there's no way they can ever beat us." "The
Putin is testing NATO on Norway’s remote Arctic islands (opens the original)
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BARENTSBURG, Norway — For the best part of a century, the biggest threat to the residents of Svalbard was polar bears. Increasingly, it now comes from Russia. Fears are growing that Moscow could use the sprawling Arctic archipelago — a part of Norway with an unusual legal status — to test NATO militarily amid growing uncertainty over the U.S. commitment to European defense. Allies suspect Russia of probing crucial undersea cables in the waters off Svalbard and staging military-style events that
NATO’s top commander pushes more intelligence sharing on hybrid attacks (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — NATO’s top commander has asked allies to share more information about Russian hybrid attacks as the alliance grapples with escalating threats across Europe. U.S. Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, NATO’s supreme allied commander Europe, has in recent weeks asked allies to provide details of hybrid incidents and their responses to give the alliance a clearer picture of the threats, according to two NATO diplomats and one person familiar with the matter, all of whom were granted anonymity to speak
European leaders prepare public for ‘intensified threat’ from Putin (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — Top European officials are increasingly alarmed that Russia could stage drone or missile attacks against NATO countries as Moscow steps up its hybrid campaign across the continent. Germany is preparing hospitals for a possible conflict, Lithuania has updated evacuation plans and NATO troops are exercising in the Baltic region, while Belarusian forces have staged large maneuvers near Lithuania. On Thursday, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned Moscow could send drones or missiles i
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