Baltic spy chiefs warn Moscow is preparing for more decisive action in Europe
Summary
European intelligence leaders warn that Russia might take aggressive military action against NATO countries soon, possibly within months. Some officials believe this could include drone or missile attacks or limited invasions, while others caution that the threat might be part of Russia’s efforts to create fear without immediate plans to attack.Key Facts
- Poland’s prime minister, Donald Tusk, said Russia might attack NATO territory soon using drones or missiles.
- France’s president Emmanuel Macron agrees the threat is serious and met with leaders to discuss it.
- Kyiv carried out a major drone and missile attack on Russia as part of the ongoing war in Ukraine.
- Czech security chief Michal Koudelka mentioned possible small invasions or false flag operations by Russia within months.
- Baltic officials are less certain about an imminent attack, noting Russia’s limited resources and the risk of spreading fear.
- Latvia’s security director Normunds Mežviets said there is no clear sign of an immediate invasion but acknowledged preparations for stronger actions.
- Baltic leaders warn that raising alarm without solid proof could harm their countries socially and economically.
- Estonian official Jonatan Vseviov urged calm and continued support for Ukraine, calling recent social media panic unnecessary.
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