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Which Might Be the Following Country Attacked by Putin: Romania, Directly Targeted. Republic of Moldova, One of the Targets (Atlantic Council)

Summary by Digi 24
Russia is already conducting a hybrid war against European countries, but the next stage of escalation could be a limited military operation aimed at testing NATO's readiness to defend its members. The experts at the American Atlantic Council Analysis Centre have assessed where and how Vladimir Putin could extend the war beyond the borders of Ukraine. Among the most vulnerable directions, they mention the Baltic countries and Poland, but also Ro…

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Romania and the Republic of Moldova appear in an Atlantic Council analysis on areas where Russia could try to extend military and hybrid pressure beyond Ukraine. Experts point to the Baltic States, Poland, the Nordic countries and Germany among the other vulnerable points.

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Russia is already conducting a hybrid war against European countries, but the next stage of escalation could be a limited military operation aimed at testing NATO's readiness to defend its members. The experts at the American Atlantic Council Analysis Centre have assessed where and how Vladimir Putin could extend the war beyond the borders of Ukraine. Among the most vulnerable directions, they mention the Baltic countries and Poland, but also Ro…

·Bucharest, Romania
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The Atlantic Council analyzes scenarios of a Russian escalation beyond Ukraine. Moldova is the most vulnerable target in the event of a conventional attack, and Romania could face drone attacks, mines, sabotage and threats in the Constanta and Black Sea areas.

The Atlantic Council experts assess where and how Russian President Vladimir Putin could strike, starting from the unannounced visit of CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow at the end of August.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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