NATO should set out 'red lines' to Russia over hybrid attacks: top commander
NATO must clearly communicate its "red lines" to Moscow regarding escalating sabotage and hybrid attacks across Europe, the alliance's top military commander warned on Monday.
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- Anadolu Agency
- Published Date: 05:19 PM 12 October 2026
NATO should signal its "red lines" to Russia over sabotage attacks in Europe, the alliance's top military commander said Monday.
"It's important that allies continue to consult, think about how we might respond, and make sure that we message clearly and concisely to the Russians where our red lines are," NATO commander Alexus Grynkewich said in Warsaw.
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