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Sweden Warns Russia May Test NATO Cohesion

Sweden's Defense Committee warned that Russia could test NATO's cohesion through military actions in the near future. The report highlights concerns about Russia's potential to challenge the alliance's unity.

12 Jun, 08:00 — 12 Jun, 08:00
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cbcHigh9d ago

The 2029 warning: NATO's race to rearm ahead of Russia

A series of sobering warnings about the prospect of war in Europe have emerged over the last few weeks. Germany's defence minister and senior military leaders say Russia could be ready to threaten a NATO member by 2029. The warning comes as intelligence points to a rapid Russian military buildup, Europe scrambles to rearm and Washington signals it expects allies to stand increasingly on their own.

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First report: svenska-dagbladet · 12 Jun, 07:19Full coverage: 8 · 9hWindow: 9h
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svenska-dagbladet12 Jun, 07:19First to report

Försvarsberedningen: Ryssland kan testa Nato

cbc12 Jun, 08:00

The 2029 warning: NATO's race to rearm ahead of Russia

3h later
bloomberg12 Jun, 10:37

Sweden Says Russia Could Seek to Test NATO in ‘Near Term’ - Bloomberg.com

2h later
le-figaro12 Jun, 12:13

La Russie pourrait bientôt mettre l’Otan à l'épreuve, alerte la Suède

delfi-lt12 Jun, 12:20

Švedija įspėja: Rusija gali išbandyti NATO vienybę

aktuality-sk12 Jun, 12:40

Rusko môže skúšať súdržnosť NATO vojenskými krokmi. Švédsky výbor varuje pred útokom v blízkej budúcnosti

1h later
lsm-lv12 Jun, 13:42

Zviedrijas ziņojums: Krievija pie noteiktiem apstākļiem varētu pārbaudīt NATO saliedētību

2h later
index-hr12 Jun, 15:50Latest update

Švedska: Rusija bi uskoro mogla testirati NATO

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