The Supreme Commander of NATO Allied Forces, American General Alexus Grynkewich, on October 12 presented a “theory of victory” aimed at defining the best way to defeat Russia in the event of an attack, reported RFI.
During this much-anticipated speech, the general clarified that no conflict is imminent. He stressed the necessity for NATO allies to establish clear red lines in response to Moscow’s maneuvers in Europe, in order to maintain stability and deter any aggression.
This statement comes amid ongoing tensions between NATO and Russia, where vigilance remains essential despite the current absence of direct confrontation.
