Pentagon asks allies to tone down rhetoric toward Russia
The request concerns primarily the way allies talk about the security situation and the possible threat from Russia. The aim is reportedly to limit statements that, according to the American side, could unnecessarily irritate Russian President Vladimir Putin. Tagesspiegel ↗
Lithuanian Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas commented on the reports regarding the alleged Pentagon request. The reports concern several European NATO countries, and it is not clear whether the United States also approached other allies outside the Baltic region. Onet Wiadomosci ↗
At the same time, NATO is facing differing views on how to respond to the Russian threat. While the Baltic states have long warned about the risks associated with Moscow's policy, Washington, according to media reports, is pushing for more moderate public language. n-tv ↗
The information comes at a time when there is also talk of a possible significant reduction in the number of American troops in Europe. However, it is not stated whether the alleged Pentagon appeal is directly related to the planned changes in military presence. Further developments will depend on the allies' response and the evolution of the discussion on NATO security policy. Independent ↗
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„jako první"
Tvrdenie, že Ukrajina začala útoky na ruské objekty.
„Terrorismo di Stato"
Reakcia na Zelenského varovanie o ruskom vzdušnom priestore
„ne négocie pas avec les terroristes"
Reakcia na Zelenského varovanie o ruskom vzdušnom priestore.
„state terrorism"
Reakcia na Zelenského varovanie pre aerolínie
„Büchse der Pandora geöffnet"
Reakcia na ukrajinské útoky na ruské ekonomické ciele
„Otworzyliście puszkę Pandory"
Vyhlásenie po ukrajinských dronových útokoch
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