NATO's Grynkewich says risk of major Russian attack on NATO territory 'relatively low'

NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen. Alexus Grynkewich said the risk of a major attack on NATO territory is currently 'relatively low,' because Russia's military is engaged in its war in Ukraine. He said Russians are taking many more casualties killed in action each month, with long-term impacts on Russia's future viability, and that NATO is a defensive alliance with no ambitions or plans except to protect its territory and people.

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