Russia May Try to Cut Off the Baltic From NATO: Expert Named the Main Risk
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"It remains unclear whether Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered or approved any operations by Russian forces."
Although the Baltic states do not currently see a build-up of Russian forces on their borders, it does not necessarily have to be as significant and massive as it was in 2021 before the invasion of Ukraine, and Russia could carry out aggression against a NATO country under a different scenario. The Institute for the Study of War writes about this, analyzing the recent visit of CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow.
Lithuania fears possible Russian aggression, but does not believe in NATO's refusal to defend the Baltic: the expert explained the risks. For what you know, read tsn.ua (news 1+1).
About this in the “What's Next?” Vitautas Bruveris, a Lithuanian political analyst, said on the Espreso Channel. In his words, Lithuania seriously took information about CIA Director John Retcliff's arrival in Moscow. The trip of an American research student called active discussions in the middle of Lithuanian politicians, experts and magazines. One of the key risks at the time of possible Russian aggression is the Suvalsky corridor — territory…
Yesterday's speculation that the American intelligence chief in Moscow was trying to dissuade the Kremlin from an attack on NATO or the Baltic states seems to be correct. This is what both American and European media outlets with sources in Washington are reporting. Latvia, for its part, is preparing to declare a state of emergency in the eastern part of the country. Our politicians admit that for now they are only guessing what intelligence the…
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