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New U.S. intelligence assessments conclude that Russia could test NATO’s mutual-defense commitment within the next few years through a cyberattack, sabotage or limited ground incursion. Vladimir Putin’s willingness to risk drawing NATO into conflict may have changed while Russia remains at war with Ukraine.
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U.S. intelligence assesses Russia could mount a limited test of NATO
New U.S. intelligence assessments conclude that Russia could test NATO’s mutual-defense commitment within the next few years through a cyberattack, sabotage or limited ground incursion. Vladimir Putin’s willingness to risk drawing NATO into conflict may have changed while Russia remains at war with Ukraine.
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U.S. intelligence assesses Russia could mount a limited test of NATO
New U.S. intelligence reports conclude that Russia could try to test NATO's commitment to mutual defense by mounting a small-scale attack - cyber, sabotage, or a limited ground incursion - on a member of the alliance within the next few years.
New U.S. intelligence assessments conclude that Russia could test NATO’s mutual-defense commitment within the next few years through a cyberattack, sabotage or limited ground incursion. Vladimir Putin’s willingness to risk drawing NATO into conflict may have changed while Russia remains at war with Ukraine.
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