Harmful Russian activities in the Czech Republic, among other things, worry us, NATO said

NATO and Russia offensive activities such as sabotage, violent actions, cyber and electronic actions, disinformation campaigns and hybrid operations.

Allies in NATO express deep concern about Russian hybrid activities, which pose a threat to the security of the alliance, stand out. This points to the recent events that led to the destruction of buildings and the arrest of persons in the Polish NATO countries.

Prohlen issued the alliance on Thursday. The text covers Czechia, Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Britain. Russia has never deterred its allies from supporting Ukraine, the document says. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed these words on the 10th.

We condemn Russia and call on it to honor its international ties, just like other allies (in NATO), stand up to it. The document stated that NATO wants to further strengthen resistance against such threats.

Russia is not engaged militarily, to the Finnish general

Janne Jaakkola, head of the Finnish Armed Forces, came out to face Russian threats. According to him, it is unlikely that Russia would test the integrity of the alliance and militarily attack any of the NATO countries. According to him, however, the Russians will continue to subvert society with cyberattacks and campaigns.

If we take the right steps and maintain unity, I consider the flow unlikely, Jaakkola told Reuters. He added that Moscow is too busy preparing for its new summer offensive on Ukraine, not to think about moving against NATO.

Last week, the British army brought charges against two women from central England on suspicion of ties to Russian divorces. According to the packaging, they filled the flows to enterprises connected to Ukraine. The Baltic countries warned this week that a GPS signal failure, which they say is Russia, could cause an air disaster.

At the end of June and in April, the EU and Belgian government officials pointed to Moscow’s efforts to influence EU politicians through the Voice of Europe media platform.