NATO
The United States will hold a meeting in Poland on NATO’s future without Britain, France, and the Baltic states. Allies are concerned about the selective format.
Edgars Rinkēvičs said that Latvian laws do not prohibit the deployment of nuclear weapons in the country. No negotiations are currently underway, but if NATO makes such a decision, it will be carried out.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that Russia currently does not pose a threat to the Alliance. He called the Kremlin's nuclear threats an attempt to divert attention from its failures in Ukraine.
The US has charged five people linked to the preparation of assassination attempts against Russian opposition figures. There is no evidence of a personal order from Putin.
Matthew Whitaker said that Russia’s hybrid actions should prompt the allies to provide even greater support for Ukraine. Estonia and Germany link recent incidents to Russia.
Russia issued a nuclear threat over Kaliningrad. The Alliance called the rhetoric irresponsible and urged an end to the war.
Fire Point is integrating data on strikes by Iskander and North Korean missiles into Freyja's algorithms. The first interception is planned by mid-2027.
Russia is losing more than a million military personnel for the sake of insignificant advances and is intensifying acts of sabotage against the West. Its economy is approaching a crisis.
Sybiha condemned the arson attack on Milrem Robotics, which Estonia links to Russia, and called on Europe to strengthen sanctions and expose sabotage networks.
The Czech prime minister stated that he was ready to fulfill the obligations under Article 5 of NATO. Prague is preparing for possible Russian attacks.
A Tu-95 crashed during a training flight in the Amur Region: six crew members were killed. Russia has 47 such aircraft,\r 38 of them combat-ready.
Johann Wadephul urged people not to question the threat posed by Moscow. He criticized Fico's doubts about NATO guarantees.
The Prime Minister of Lithuania said that intelligence had no evidence of Russia preparing "for something. " At the same time, the allies' defense capabilities are being strengthened.
Rutte said that Russia had not broken NATO's unity, despite sabotage and drones. The Alliance is strengthening its defence and support for Ukraine.
Russian acts of sabotage in the EU did not force countries to abandon aid to Ukraine. NATO calls for publicly blaming Moscow and increasing support for Kyiv.
Rubio stated that a foreign party was involved in the likely terrorist attack attempt near Fairford Base. Five Britons were released on bail.
Danish Defense Minister Jeppe Bruus expects NATO’s Arctic Sentry mission to have a long-term presence in Greenland and the Arctic. The agreement with the United States provides for two new bases.
South Korea said that publicizing the transfer of two North Korean prisoners undermines trust. Seoul did not rule out additional measures.
About 70% of the Swiss rejected strengthening neutrality. The country will retain the right to impose sanctions and cooperate with NATO.
Berlin called on Moscow to cease fire and de-escalate. Lavrov rejected the calls and accused Germany of supporting Ukraine.
The Swiss are voting for stricter neutrality, which could lead to the lifting of sanctions against states participating in the war. The initiative would also limit cooperation with NATO.
Johann Wadephul and Sergey Lavrov held talks in New York. Germany called on Russia to stop the escalation and the war against Ukraine.
Fire Point CEO Iryna Terekh said that the term “milftech” embodies the idea of drawing more attention to the underrepresentation of women in miltech and STEM.
At the training ground in Ādaži, fire from an Italian weapon struck another military vehicle. One servicemember is in more serious condition, but there is no threat to life.
As part of the Drone Deal, Ukraine will share with its partners its experience in using drones and protecting critical infrastructure. The initiative also includes joint production.
The Russian state propaganda outlet "RIA Novosti" published a piece containing threats of a military attack and missile strikes against Lithuania, calling it "another short SMO. "
NATO is strengthening intelligence sharing following a series of incidents likely linked to Russia. The Alliance considers a limited attack unlikely, but possible.
U. S. intelligence warned Spain, Italy, and France about possible attacks by Russian drones launched from vessels. The likely goal is sabotage and a demonstration of capabilities.
Danish intelligence expects more frequent and dangerous cyberattacks and acts of sabotage by Russia against the West and NATO. The risk of a limited attack is increasing.
Ukrainian weaponry is being tested in a real war and is rapidly adapting to electronic warfare, air defense, and the enemy’s new tactics. Why battle-proven is becoming a competitive advantage for Ukraine’s defense industry in Europe.