NATO Chief: Russia May Strike Member States Next

The head of NATO has issued a stark warning: Russia's increasing aggression means it could attack member countries next. Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg's statement comes amid rising tensions. Recent security incidents across Europe highlight the growing threat. These include a mysterious explosion on a Polish railway line used for military aid and multiple violations of NATO airspace by Russian aircraft. The alliance views these acts as part of a coordinated campaign of hybrid warfare. This includes espionage, sabotage, and cyber attacks designed to destabilize NATO nations. Stoltenberg emphasized that the conflict is no longer confined to Ukraine. He stated NATO is now enhancing its defenses and surveillance along its entire eastern flank to protect all member states.