Ex-NATO General: Russia is Preparing a Major War Against the Alliance After Ukraine.

Former high-ranking NATO general and former head of the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service Kaupo Rosin warns that after the war against Ukraine, the risk of a new Russian offensive against European countries may sharply increase. According to him, Russia's current actions indicate the beginning of preparations for a possible large-scale war against the North Atlantic Alliance.

According to inkorr.com: Estonian security expert Kaupo Rosin warned about a probable Russian offensive on Europe after the war in Ukraine. He emphasized that Moscow's actions indicate preparations for a conflict with NATO. Estonia has already entered a state of readiness due to the increasing threat of an attack on Alliance territory. Rosin also pointed out that Russian intelligence is actively restructuring its military districts and strengthening forces on NATO's borders, which may shorten response times to potential aggression.

NATO Plans and Russian Provocations

According to official data, NATO is actively preparing for potential threats, having strategic scenarios and defense plans for 32 member countries. The Alliance is strengthening its defensive efforts to respond quickly to any challenges. At the same time, Russian provocations at the borders are testing NATO's readiness, which is continuously raising its defensive reaction level to threats.

In the context of these events, it is crucial to closely monitor the political situation in Europe, as the potential threats of a new Russian offensive may have serious consequences for the entire continent. Experts call for vigilance, as increased tension in the region requires adequate measures and efforts to maintain peace and security.