Russia has issued a stark warning to NATO, threatening "catastrophic consequences" if the military alliance continues its activities in the Arctic and intensifies its involvement in Ukraine.Yulia Zhdanova,

The Russian aggression in Ukraine has prompted NATO, which is committed to defending every part of its territory, to ensure it has sufficiently large armed forces. This task presents significant challenges.

The longer the West supports Kyiv, the greater the Russian losses, and Moscow has limited capabilities to act in other directions, assessed the Chief of the General Staff of the Norwegian Armed Forces,

Finland joined NATO early 2023 after ditching its longstanding neutral stance following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

His statement echoes Western concern of Russia possibly initiating a full-scale conflict in Europe within next years. "I am convinced that we are now witnessing the formation of 'NATO 3.0.'," he said.

NATO is turning its attention back to its main job of deterring and defending against threats from Russia, said Finnish President Alexander Stubb. After meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte,

The US military’s top commander in Europe compiled a list of weapons systems the US possesses that could help Ukraine in its fight against Russia that the Biden administration has not yet provided, including air-to-surface missiles and a secure communications network used by NATO.

The U.S. military’s top commander in Europe, Gen. Chris Cavoli, has drawn up a list of American weapons systems that could strengthen Ukraine's fight against Russia but which the Biden administration has yet to supply.

Christopher Cavoli, the Commander-in-Chief of the US Armed Forces in Europe, has compiled a list of weapons systems that the US possesses that could help Ukraine in countering Russian aggression. Source: CNN with reference to sources Quote: "In an annex attached to a classified report about the Biden administration’s Ukraine strategy that was