Finnish President Alexander Stubb rejected in an interview the notion that Russia would currently risk an attack on a member state of the North Atlantic Alliance. According to him, testing NATO's resolve would make no sense, since the Alliance has considerable deterrent power. STVR (Minute by Minute) ↗
Stubb simultaneously warned that Moscow is, in his view, attempting to spread panic across Europe through information warfare. Although he does not consider a direct attack on a NATO member state to be probable, he emphasizes the need for the Alliance to be prepared. His statements come in the context of the ongoing Russian war against Ukraine and discussions about the security of European states. STVR (News) ↗
The Finnish president also does not assume that Russia would end the war due to economic problems. According to him, Russia's ability to overcome economically difficult periods should not be underestimated. In assessing the course of the war, he stated that the first year was about survival, the next three years about resilience, and now the numbers are decisive, which according to him are on Ukraine's side. hnonline.sk ↗
Stubb's statements suggest that Finland perceives the Russian threat primarily as a combination of military pressure, information operations, and Moscow's long-term persistence. At the same time, however, he emphasizes that NATO's strength remains a key factor in deterrence. kultura.pravda.sk ↗
Stubb Does Not Believe Russia Would Risk an Attack on NATO
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Rusko odhalilo svoje mrazivé plány: Pripravuje masívny útok typu „oko za oko“
interez.sk
| 11:18 30.08.
Fínsky prezident Stubb nepovažuje útok Ruska na NATO za pravdepodobný, Aliancia však musí byť pripravená
STVR (Spravy)
| 08:58 30.08.
Fínsky prezident neverí, že by Rusko riskovalo útok na NATO
svet.sme.sk
| 06:54 30.08.
Fínsky prezident Alexander Stubb podľa svojich slov neverí, že by Rusko riskovalo útok na členskú krajinu NATO.
STVR (Minúta po minúte)
| 08:43 30.08.
Fínsky prezident má jasno: Putin si na NATO netrúfne
pluska.sk
| 08:31 30.08.
Nikdy by sa nemala podceňovať schopnosť Rusov prekonať ekonomicky ťažké obdobia, povedal fínsky prezident
hnonline.sk
| 08:17 30.08.
Putin próbuje rozdrażnić Europę. Prezydent Finlandii o rosyjskim zagrożeniu. "Granica między wojną a pokojem uległa zatarciu"
Onet Wiadomosci
| 07:14 30.08.
Je nepravdepodobné, že by Rusko riskovalo útok na NATO. Nedávalo by to žiadny zmysel, tvrdí Stubb
hnonline.sk
| 07:06 30.08.
„Nedávalo by to žiadny zmysel.“ Fínsky prezident odmieta obavy z ruského útoku na NATO
kultura.pravda.sk
| 08:50 30.08.
Nevěřím, že by se Rusko odvážilo zaútočit na NATO, řekl Stubb. Aliance má příliš velkou sílu
zpravy.aktualne.cz
| 08:00 30.08.
Finský prezident Stubb nevěří, že by Rusko zaútočilo na členskou zemi NATO. ‚Máme odstrašující sílu,‘ říká
irozhlas.cz
| 07:20 30.08.
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