NATO Chief Outlines Plan to Thwart Russian Attack — SkimNews
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- NATO's top commander Grynkewich is laying out a plan to thwart a potential Russian attack on the alliance, with Reuters reporting he warned any such attack would be 'utterly futile.'
- Grynkewich told Bloomberg that sustaining aid to Ukraine is the mechanism for deterring Putin's broader threat to Europe, framing Kyiv's defense as inseparable from NATO's own security.
Why it matters: By publicly tying Ukraine aid directly to deterrence of an attack on NATO territory, Grynkewich reframes continued military support for Kyiv as alliance self-defense rather than discretionary policy, raising the political cost for member states considering reductions.
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