NATO top commander to warn Russia over alliance’s ability to counter-attack
Summary
NATO's top military commander, US General Alexus Grynkewich, will warn Russia that NATO can respond to and defend against any attack. He will explain the alliance's plans to deter aggression at a security conference in Warsaw amid concerns about Russia's activities against countries supporting Ukraine.Key Facts
- NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe is US General Alexus Grynkewich.
- He plans to present a "theory of victory" based on NATO's defense and deterrence strategies.
- The warning comes amid Western concern over Russia’s "hybrid" campaign, including sabotage and interference.
- Recent incidents include an explosive drone found at a German airport.
- NATO says it is a defensive alliance and does not plan to attack Russia.
- Russia’s actions have increased after difficulties in Ukraine.
- NATO members in Eastern Europe seek reassurance about their security.
- The US is reviewing troop deployments in Europe, which may lead to changes later this year.
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