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[INTERNATIONAL] · Poland, France, Czechia, Latvia, Norway · 73 sources

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NATO security concerns rise amid Russian threats and M5S policy shifts

European intelligence agencies have issued warnings regarding the potential for Russian aggression against NATO territories. According to reports, an attack involving drones or missiles could occur within months rather than years. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk suggested such actions might be intended to test the practical effectiveness of NATO's Article 5. Czech intelligence officials have also noted that Kremlin strategies might include small-scale incursions into bordering territories or massive propaganda campaigns.

In response to these security concerns, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has acknowledged real hybrid threats and potential sabotage against Norway, while cautioning against widespread hysteria. Simultaneously, Norway and Canada are accelerating military cooperation in the Arctic, including submarine and space technology.

In Italy, the Movimento 5 Stelle (M5S) has concluded its national convention, where members voted on a 20-point political agenda for 2027. The party's base overwhelmingly supported a shift in foreign policy, with 91.7% voting against sending weapons to Ukraine and 94.1% opposing the European rearmament plan. M5S leader Giuseppe Conte emphasized the need for a negotiated peace and a 'radically progressive' coalition, expressing concern that current military escalations could lead to a global conflict.

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Donald Tusk · Emmanuel Macron · Europe · European Union · Futuro Nazionale · Giorgia Meloni · Giuseppe Conte · Italy · Milano · Movimento 5 Stelle · NATO · Roberto Vannacci

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