Statement on Russia from NATO Commander: Now we are all eastern flank countries
NATO's top commander, Alexus Grynkewich, announced that they have increased information and intelligence sharing in the face of hybrid threats from Russia.
NATO Allied Command Operations Supreme Commander Alexus Grynkewich stated that due to the scope and diversity of hybrid threats originating from Russia, all allies are now effectively eastern flank countries.
Intelligence and Information Sharing Increases
NATO Allied Command Operations Supreme Commander Alexus Grynkewich stated that intelligence and information sharing has been increased across the alliance against hybrid attacks coming from Russia.
Danish Intelligence Report
The statements came following warnings from Danish intelligence regarding escalating hybrid threats originating from Russia and potential military incidents that could target NATO members.
Europe's Growing Role in Defense
Commander Grynkewich stated that as European countries assume a greater role in defending the continent, the United States will continue to provide critical but more limited capabilities.
Border Security and Regional Risks
While Danish intelligence warned that the risk of a limited Russian military attack against neighboring countries is low but on an upward trend, the Polish Prime Minister reported short-term border crossing evacuations due to Russia's attacks in Ukraine.