Russia, NATO and Attack
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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul warns that intelligence shows Russia may attack NATO by 2029, citing Moscow's military buildup and economic shift toward war.
Germany has begun to implement a top-secret plan detailing how 800,000 troops would be mobilised in a war with Russia, if it attacked a NATO country.
While the U.S. has taken part in previous iterations of the military exercise, this year's U.S. footprint was smaller as allied nations are pressed by the Trump administration to put more into European defense.
Gen. Philip Breedlove (Ret.) told Fox News Digital he sees “a lot of truth” in the German foreign minister’s warning about Russia, saying Putin’s own documents show his intentions extend far beyond Ukraine and aim at reshaping all of Eastern Europe.
Romania scrambled fighter jets as two Russian drones crossed into the country's airspace from Ukraine on Tuesday.
European politicians are considering striking back hard against Russian in response to an alarming rise in Kremlin-linked attacks.
Geneva talks between U.S. and Ukrainian officials make significant progress on ending Russia war, with Secretary Marco Rubio calling discussions worthwhile.
The Russian Foreign Ministry on Friday dismissed a German general's comments about the possibility of conflict between Moscow and Germany as baseless fear-mongering.
Putin Builds Russia’s “NATO” With Advanced Jets and Nuclear-Like Missiles to Fight the US and Europe
Russian President Vladimir Putin sends shockwaves through the CSTO Summit in Bishkek as he unveils a sweeping military initiative aimed at arming allied nations with Russia’s most advanced battlefield-tested weapons.
A new laser base in Greenland will download data from satellites, as NATO seeks to protect communications from Russia and China.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio plans to skip a meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Brussels next week, two U.S. officials said, in a highly unusual absence of the top U.S. diplomat from a key transatlantic gathering.