NATO is considering a preemptive strike on Russia. Putin is ready to officially register a no-attack on Europe
The head of NATO’s military committee revealed that members of the military alliance are considering options for a preemptive strike and an aggressive response to Russia’s actions, while Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized a few days ago that Moscow is ready to officially register its lack of intention to attack Europe.
In remarks that drew global attention, Adm. Rowell, the chairman of NATO’s military committee, said the alliance was assessing scenarios that could include preemptive offensive action against potential threats from Moscow.
These statements come as tensions between NATO and Russia continue over the war in Ukraine.
On the other hand, Putin announced in his recent speech that Russia has no intention of invading European countries and is ready to record this commitment in official documents to alleviate Western concerns.
These revelations could signal a possible escalation of geopolitical conflicts on the European continent and provoke reactions from world leaders.
