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The Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, confirmed that the alliance is prepared to respond to hybrid and cyber attacks by Russia targeting member countries when necessary. He emphasized that the response will be carefully calibrated to avoid becoming always visible or publicly announced. Stoltenberg noted that NATO has trained and prepared to confront such activities and possesses multiple options for responding, including, for example, the "Baltic Guard" mission announced in January 2025 following the incident of a submarine cable cut between Estonia and Finland, which was considered a public response to Russian attacks. He affirmed that Moscow uses hybrid tactics to incite concern among Alliance members, and NATO continues to strengthen its defensive investments and support Ukraine. He regarded military support for Kyiv as the best guarantee of the security of member countries. Despite the absence of an immediate threat to NATO territory, Stoltenberg assured that the alliance will move its forces if any Russian military buildup is detected. He emphasized that NATO "will defend every inch of its territory" and remains a defensive alliance committed to protecting the interests and values of its member states amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
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