Russia Is Tied up in Ukraine, but Can Attack a NATO Country
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Russia may be unpredictable and ready to take action against a NATO member country, said the US representative to the Alliance.
US Permanent Representative to NATO Matthew Whitaker said Russia could not make progress on the front in Ukraine. At the same time, the Russian threat to the Alliance in the near future is small. At the same time, Moscow can be unpredictable and ready for aggressive action.
Matthew Whitaker believes that the war in Ukraine does not allow Moscow to quickly increase pressure on the Alliance
The US representative to NATO warned of the Russian threat to the Alliance, despite the fact that the war in Ukraine is exhausting the aggressor country.
US Permanent Representative to NATO Matthew Whitaker does not consider Russia's threat to the Alliance countries to be serious, but cannot call it non-existent due to Russia's unpredictability. At the same time, Whitaker stressed that the US remains committed to NATO's collective defense.
In an exclusive interview with USA TODAY, US Ambassador to NATO Matt Whitaker said allies must be prepared in case Russian President Vladimir Putin decides to attack.
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