NATO Confirms: Russia's Attacks on Alliance Countries Will Not Weaken Our Support for Kyiv

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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed that Russia continues its aggressive campaign against the alliance's members.

Stoltenberg also added in press statements today, Tuesday, that the Russian hybrid attacks against NATO countries do not serve its position in Ukraine.

He emphasized that these multi-faceted Russian attacks on NATO countries will not weaken their support for Kyiv, according to what was reported by AFP.

Several European countries have recently indicated that Russia has intensified its covert war against Europe through sabotage, cyberattacks, and drones, targeting infrastructure and vital interests. Meanwhile, the European Union is seeking to enhance deterrence among its member states and coordinate responses without slipping into direct military confrontation with the Russians.

Several reports had previously indicated the survival of prominent European officials, including former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt, following an attack by a Russian drone on a locomotive shortly after a train carrying them and others passed through the area.

Meanwhile, NATO fighter jets shot down a drone carrying weapons over Lithuania.

Mysterious explosions also occurred at a military equipment facility in Italy, and a sabotage attack targeted a defense company in Estonia.

Additionally, a suspicious fire broke out at a facility manufacturing missile components in Poland. High-voltage electricity networks across Germany were subjected to deliberate sabotage, coinciding with incidents that nearly caused a disaster at a major cargo shipping center in one of Germany's airports.

However, Moscow denied any involvement in those attacks or others, but repeatedly stated that it would not allow NATO to threaten its strategic security by expanding in its vicinity or sending European forces to Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed last Friday that his country is not preparing for any kind of military conflict with Europe.