'Limited' NATO Attack? Spy Chiefs Warn Of Putin’s Next Europe Move | Firstpost Live | 4K
Could Russia be preparing to test NATO? Across Europe, intelligence and security officials are raising concerns about the possibility of Russia escalating its confrontation with NATO — potentially through drone attacks, sabotage, cyber or other hybrid operations, or even a limited military incursion. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned of growing risks, while French President Emmanuel Macron has pointed to what he describes as an increasingly aggressive pattern of Russian activity across Europe. At the same time, officials in the Baltic states have urged caution, with Estonia saying the chances of an imminent attack remain low. Moscow, meanwhile, has rejected claims that Russia is preparing to attack NATO territory. So what exactly are European intelligence officials warning about? Could Russia attempt to test NATO's Article 5 commitment? And could the war in Ukraine eventually spill beyond Ukraine's borders? In this video, we examine the latest warnings, the NATO Article 5 question, Europe's concerns about Russian hybrid activity, and Moscow's response. Gursshheen Gahllen brings you the latest on Firstpost Live.00:00 - Could Russia Test NATO?
00:46 - Donald Tusk Warns of Russian Plans
01:16 - NATO’s Article 5 Explained
01:52 - Emmanuel Macron Summons Emergency Briefing
02:40 - Baltic States React to the Intelligence
03:31 - CIA Director’s Discreet Visit to Moscow
03:49 - Moscow Denies Plans to Target NATO
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