NATO Commander Urges More Ukraine Aid as Russia Steps Up Hybrid Attacks Across Europe
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Updated · Bloomberg · Oct 13
NATO Commander Urges More Ukraine Aid as Russia Steps Up Hybrid Attacks Across Europe
3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Oct 13
Summary
General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO’s supreme allied commander Europe, said Europeans should increase support to Ukraine to help deter what he called Vladimir Putin’s broader threat to the continent.
Speaking in Poland, Grynkewich said Russia is trying to “break our collective will” through a rising campaign of hybrid attacks rather than only battlefield pressure.
Those attacks include incursions into NATO airspace, arson, sabotage and cyberattacks, which he cited as evidence that Russian aggression against Europe is intensifying.
The appeal frames military aid to Ukraine not only as support for Kyiv but as part of Europe’s own defense against a widening Russian challenge.