Russia warned NATO is 'ready to fight tonight' as WW3 fears skyrocket
NATO’s top military commander has warned that the alliance is "ready to fight tonight" if attacked, as fears of Russian aggression against the Western alliance soar. Supreme Allied Commander US General Alexus Grynkewich said if Russia decides to attack NATO, the alliance will respond by using sensors, autonomous systems and military force to stop any assault.
TL;DR
- NATO's top military commander, US General Alexus Grynkewich, declared the alliance is "ready to fight tonight" if attacked by Russia.
- The alliance plans to use sensors, autonomous systems, and military force to counter any Russian assault.
- Grynkewich's strategy involves blocking initial attacks, blunting enemy advances, and breaking enemy forces if required.
- He emphasized that preparing for war and maintaining open communication lines are key to preserving peace and resolving misunderstandings.
- A coordinated response to Russian activity is crucial to clearly communicate NATO's "red lines" to Moscow.
- Increased support for Ukraine is recommended as a response to Russian malign activity and sabotage.
- Recent warnings from European officials suggest Russia may be planning covert attacks or incursions to test NATO.
- An attack on a NATO member could trigger Article 5, leading to a collective defense response against Moscow.