NATO's top US commander warns Russia that any 'foolish' attack on allies would be 'futile'
Summary
NATO’s top US military commander in Europe, General Alexus Grynkewich, said any attack on NATO allies by Russia would fail and be stopped. He warned that NATO will respond strongly to any aggression, including hybrid warfare like sabotage and cyberattacks, but does not see immediate conflict as inevitable.Key Facts
- General Grynkewich is the Supreme Allied Commander Europe for NATO.
- He said any "foolish" attack on NATO allies would be "utterly futile."
- NATO faces threats from Russia including sabotage, drones, and cyberattacks, called "hybrid" warfare.
- Grynkewich said NATO will block, blunt, or break any attack to protect its members.
- NATO does not plan to invade Russia and remains a defensive alliance.
- The commander said the US remains fully committed to NATO’s mutual defense promise.
- European countries are strengthening their military forces amid concerns about US troop reductions.
- Grynkewich emphasized the aggressor would bear responsibility if conflict escalates to nuclear weapons.
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