NATO warns Russia of retaliation
The article focused on a warning from NATO's Supreme Allied Commander, General Alexios Greinikishev, that the alliance will respond to any attack on its member states, emphasizing that the United States remains committed to collective defense. The warning came amid rising European concerns about Russian threats, in the context of increasing long-range missile attacks from Moscow and Kyiv, with an emphasis on holding Russia accountable and taking clear steps to respond. Greinikishev added that NATO's strategy involves initial deterrence, then hindering progress, and if necessary, destroying the enemy's military capabilities. He reaffirmed that NATO would not be the first to escalate to nuclear conflict, and that the burden of such escalation would solely fall on the attacker.
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