European Allies Warn of Russian Threats as NATO Offers Reassurance
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European officials are warning about Russian hybrid attacks while struggling to develop effective countermeasures, according to The New York Times.
Separately, the New York Post reported that an intelligence assessment said Russia may soon strike a NATO country in an attempt to disrupt support for Ukraine. NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte sought to reassure alliance members amid the threat reports, saying Russian President Vladimir Putin was in a “bad place,” Euronews reported.
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