Generalul care conduce NATO, apel către statele europene. Ce le cere să facă în legătură cu sabotajele Rusiei

General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander, urged European nations to publicly attribute Russian sabotage and enhance support for Ukraine. He highlighted the increase in hybrid attacks from Russia, including drone incidents and cyberattacks. Grynkewich emphasized that acknowledging Russia's actions would raise the costs for those supporting such activities. He outlined three key steps for NATO allies: sharing intelligence on attacks, holding perpetrators accountable, and reinforcing support for Ukraine. He noted that NATO initiatives like 'Eastern Sentry' have already deterred Russian incursions into Baltic states and Poland. Grynkewich praised Denmark's military aid to Ukraine following a recent Russian incident, asserting that unity in support for Ukraine is crucial against Russian tactics.