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NATO official sees no immediate threat of a Russian attack

From N1 Serbia · () Serbian

Translated from Serbian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • A NATO official said Russia was increasing hybrid actions in Europe while the alliance saw no immediate threat of an attack.
  • The official said NATO remained alert, ready for different threats and committed to supporting Ukraine.
  • Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Poland and NATO should prepare for various scenarios and could not rule out a Russian provocation against a NATO member.

NATO currently sees no immediate threat of a Russian attack, even as the alliance says Moscow is intensifying hybrid actions in Europe.

An unnamed NATO official said Russia was also increasing attacks on Ukraine despite facing โ€œvery significant resistanceโ€ there. The official said the alliance remained vigilant and prepared for the range of threats it faced.

Even as the Russians face very significant resistance from Ukraine, they are intensifying attacks on Ukraine, as well as hybrid actions in Europe.

โ€” Unnamed NATO officialThe official described Russiaโ€™s activity while saying NATO saw no immediate threat of an attack.

โ€œAt this moment, we do not see an immediate threat of an attack. We continue to stand with Ukraine,โ€ the official said, adding that NATO was working around the clock to keep its billion people safe.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Poland and NATO should be ready for different scenarios. He added that a Russian provocation against any NATO member could not be ruled out.

At this moment, we do not see an immediate threat of an attack. We continue to stand with Ukraine. And NATO continues to work around the clock to keep our billion people safe.

โ€” Unnamed NATO officialThe official said the alliance remained alert and committed to Ukraine.
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