NATO is prepared to respond "very quickly" if Russian forces attack Poland or the Baltic states, Grynkewich said. He noted that the alliance's primary objective is to identify movements in advance to prevent an attack from occurring. The commander's remarks come as he prepares to address the Warsaw Security Forum.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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NATO's Grynkewich Calls Major Russian Attack Risk Relatively Low
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General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, said that Russia's military engagement in Ukraine has left the Kremlin without the forces needed to launch a large-scale offensive against the alliance. While the likelihood of a massive assault is minimal, Grynkewich warned that Moscow continues to engage in sabotage and other hybrid operations throughout Europe.
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