NATO to 'Deploy 100,000 Peacekeepers' in Ukraine, Russia Claims

The West considers the implementation of such a scenario as an opportunity to restore the combat capability of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and thoroughly prepare Kyiv for an attempt at revenge,

the SVR said in the release

NATO headquarters understands that without providing the Ukrainian Armed Forces with sufficient weapons and ammunition, the expectation that the Ukrainians will be able to conduct high-intensity combat operations over a long period of time is unrealistic,

it continued

The West lacks a strategy and the ability to act quickly in response to Russian hybrid warfare.”

Furthermore, an analysis published on Tuesday by IISS said

When Sweden’s defence forces undertake exercises on or near the airport, as was done in June, they do so under possible surveillance from the church,

Goransson said

We know the Russians have developed a lot of hybrid warfare under the sea to disrupt the European economy through cables, internet cables, pipelines. All of our economy under the sea is under threat,

Vice Admiral Didier Maleterre, deputy commander of NATO’s Allied Maritime Command said, according to a Guardian report in April

Mark Ruttegeneral

Russia is conducting an intensifying campaign of hybrid attacks across our allied territories, interfering directly in our democracies, sabotaging industry and committing violence,

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said on November 4.

The increasing ramp-up of the Russian military potential means a direct military confrontation with NATO becomes one possible option for the Kremlin,

Kahl said this week

Whenever a country is focusing on domestic disputes and arguments, its foreign policy becomes much weaker,

Pekka Kallioniemi – a Finnish disinformation scholar who is the author of Vatnik Soup, a book on Russia’s “information wars” – told Politico in an interview

The church offers a potential foothold that can be used for information-gathering, both directed at Vasteras Airport and at industrial interests in the form of large companies involved in the energy sector,

Markus Goransson, a researcher focusing on Russia at the Swedish Defence University, told Politico in a report published this month

As long as NATO and European member states disagree on how to respond more assertively to the Kremlin’s hybrid warfare, Europe will remain vulnerable,

it added

That is the whole point of calling it ‘hybrid war’ instead of real war,

he said

We live in uncertain times. Armed conflicts are currently being waged in our corner of the world. Terrorism, cyber-attacks, and disinformation campaigns are being used to undermine and influence us,

the Swedish pamphlet’s prologue says

We live in an increasingly turbulent world,

it says, affected by climate change, digital threats and “in the worst case

In the salon I’ve not heard many people talk about it. Just one said they had got it,

he said

I am scared because I know what war means – I have survived war,

she said

The very threat of transferring nuclear weapons to the Kyiv regime can be considered preparation for nuclear conflict with Russia; The actual transfer of such weapons can be equated to an act of attack on our country under article 19 of the Fundamentals of State Policy in the Field of Nuclear Deterrence. The consequences are obvious."

In a Telegram post, Medvedev said

If the conflict develops by the escalation scenario, it is impossible to rule out anything, because the NATO member states have effectively got fully involved in this conflict,

Answering a question about whether Russia could strike military bases in Romania and Poland if long-range weapons are continually used against Moscow, he said ... Tass reported, citing an interview with Al Arabiya

Meanwhile, they fight not only by shipping weapons and providing money. They fight directly, because they provide targets on Russian territory and control American and European missiles. They fight with the Russian Federation. And if this is the case, nothing could be ruled out."

Medvedev reportedly continued

We would not want such scenario, we have all said that repeatedly,

he said

From Russia’s point of view, [success] would be achieved if Article 5 had no effect in the event of an attack,

Kahl added