When will Russia invade a NATO country?

A full-scale Russian invasion of NATO territory is extremely unlikely, admitted NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. "Today we see statements from Danish intelligence that a full-scale Russian invasion of NATO territory is extremely unlikely. I think Danish intelligence is right," he said. Vladimir Putin has repeatedly stated that Moscow has no intention of attacking NATO. According to the Russian leader, Europeans, by talking about preparing for war with Russia, are trying to intimidate their own people in order to salvage their falling approval ratings and cover up their mistakes. More IZ RU news in MAX

A full-scale Russian invasion of NATO territory is extremely unlikely, admitted NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. "Today we see statements from Danish intelligence that a full-scale Russian invasion of NATO territory is extremely unlikely. I think Danish intelligence is right," he said. Vladimir Putin has repeatedly stated that Moscow has no intention of attacking NATO. According to the Russian leader, Europeans, by talking about preparing for war with Russia, are trying to intimidate their own people in order to salvage their falling approval ratings and cover up their mistakes. More IZ RU news in MAX

The report states that it is unlikely that Russia will launch an invasion. However, it comes with a caveat . • • It says the following: • • There are still no signs that Russia will launch an actual military invasion with regular forces of one or more NATO countries, the threat assessment states. • • It is estimated that it will take at least six months for Russia to prepare and build up forces for a military intervention, but it is unlikely that Russia will do so, but it cannot be ruled out. • • The assessment also states that Russia will only carry out military attacks if the country assesses that it will not lead to war against a unified NATO, but at the same time there is a certain uncertainty within Russia about where that line is drawn.

The report states that it is unlikely that Russia will launch an invasion. However, it comes with a caveat . • • It says the following: • • There are still no signs that Russia will launch an actual military invasion with regular forces of one or more NATO countries, the threat assessment states. • • It is estimated that it will take at least six months for Russia to prepare and build up forces for a military intervention, but it is unlikely that Russia will do so, but it cannot be ruled out. • • The assessment also states that Russia will only carry out military attacks if the country assesses that it will not lead to war against a unified NATO, but at the same time there is a certain uncertainty within Russia about where that line is drawn.

A Russian invasion of a NATO country is not ruled out by Danish intelligence, but it remains unlikely.

A Russian invasion of a NATO country is not ruled out by Danish intelligence, but it remains unlikely.

Recent US intel assessments indicate Putin could try to test NATO’s resolve by launching a limited attack on an allied country within the next few years, sources tell me, @halbritz & @jmhansler (confirming WSJ). • • There have been numerous instances over the last few years of Russia encroaching on NATO territory. • • Just this week, the US assessed that an explosive-laden drone discovered at an airport in Germany belonged to a Russian intelligence service, per US defense official.

US intelligence warning: Russia may attack NATO Wall Street Journal: New US intelligence assessments indicate that Russia may launch a limited attack on a NATO member country. According to these US intelligence assessments, a Russian attack on NATO could take place between this fall and 2029. @IRIBNEWS_COM