Denmark’s intelligence service says a Russian invasion of NATO remains unlikely, but warns of a low and growing risk of a limited military attack. The deeper danger may be an ambiguous strike that tests how NATO allies interpret and apply Article 5. Continue reading Russia Doesn’t Need to Invade NATO. It Only Needs to Make NATO Argue About Article 5
Europe’s confidence in Russian non-aggression stems from historical logic and reliance on NATO, but this belief may be precarious. Despite high anti-Russian sentiment, many Europeans remain unprepared for possible conflict. The illusion of interdependence persists, even as military readiness declines. Europe’s peace is contingent on active vigilance and preparedness. Continue reading Why Europe Believes Russia Will Never Attack
Europe’s confidence in Russian non-aggression stems from historical logic and reliance on NATO, but this belief may be precarious. Despite high anti-Russian sentiment, many Europeans remain unprepared for possible conflict. The illusion of interdependence persists, even as military readiness declines. Europe’s peace is contingent on active vigilance and preparedness. Continue reading Why Europe Still Thinks Russia Will Not Attack
