Finland’s Stubb tells German newspaper Russia unlikely to risk attack on NATO
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Finnish President Alexander Stubb ruled out the possibility of Russia attacking any NATO member state, while stressing the need for NATO to remain ready to face various possible scenarios.
Russia won't use nuclear weapons against Ukraine or attack NATO, Finland's president says
"At the moment, Russia's options for escalation are quite limited. The only thing Russia can still escalate with is mobilization. And I believe mobilization would have domestic political repercussions in Russia," Finnish President Alexander Stubb said.
In Russia, Europe must prepare for the worst, Finland's President explains. However, it is unlikely that an attack on NATO or a nuclear weapon deployment in Ukraine will occur. Stubb expects another escalation.
Finland's president says he wants evidence or facts to support Russia's plans to attack NATO The post Russia will not risk attacking NATO, says Finnish President Alexander Stubb appeared first on in.gr.
According to Stubb, Russia is trying to incite fear in Europe with its information warfare, but at the same time is suffering unbearable losses in Ukraine.
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