US officials warn Moscow could test NATO with cyberattack or small-scale Baltic incursion
WSJ reports US officials worry Moscow could test NATO with a cyberattack or small-scale Baltic incursion, with depleted Western weapons stockpiles potentially influencing calculations. The CIA reportedly flew to Russia to warn Putin against attacking NATO.
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🚨 WSJ: US OFFICIALS WORRY MOSCOW COULD TEST NATO WITH CYBERATTACK OR SMALL-SCALE BALTIC INCURSION, DEPLETED WESTERN WEAPONS STOCKPILES MAY INFLUENCE CALCULATIONS
@therealdougbell
The CIA might just have given an alarming signal that Putin is about to attack Nato | There can be no peaceful retirement for the dictator in the Kremlin. He must roll the iron dice. https://t.co/YnGbvB50vy
@MerruX
Cia flew all the way to Russia to tell Putin not to attack NATO. NATO sends billions of weapons against Putin. I guess something a phone call from trump couldn't do? It explains why NATO has been running those drills all month.