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NATO targets Russian territorial advances

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NATO’s top commander Alexus Grynkewich outlined in Warsaw a strategy to block, blunt and break any Russian attack, aiming to prevent territorial gains without seeking Russia’s strategic defeat.

Politico Europe
NATO’s top general lays out plan to fight Russia — with or without America

Gen. Alexus Grynkewich aims to send a clear signal to the Kremlin that the alliance will resist any attack.

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Le Monde
For the NATO Allied Forces Commander, 'It is impossible for the Alliance to be attacked by surprise'

In his speech in Warsaw, General Alexus Grynkewich sought to reassure citizens of NATO member countries in the face of Russian threats, reaffirming the American commitment.

For the NATO Allied Forces Commander, 'It is impossible for the Alliance to be attacked by surprise'
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Gazeta Wyborcza
Warsaw Security Forum: Why did the NATO commander announce the 'theory of victory' over Russia right in Poland

Anyone seriously involved in European security matters is following the speeches in Warsaw these days. What do they indicate?

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ABC
NATO shifts from deterrence to response to repel a Russian attack

So far, NATO has focused on deterrence on the eastern flank, but we have carried out intensive work to take a step further and design how to repel a Russian attack that, believe me, would be useless, said this Monday by NATO's top military commander in Europe, General Alexus Grynkewich. During his speech at the Warsaw Security Forum, he gave the alliance's new strategy the resounding name 'Theory of Victory'. On pillars he calls 'block, attenuate and break', Grynkewich said NATO will be able to take the initiative after any act of war that, in his view, 'is neither imminent nor inevitable'. With those principles, it will also be able to prevent any adversary 'from taking or holding territory'. The fact that he presented this new strategy for the first time at the Warsaw Security Forum, which aims to compete with the Munich Security Conference, also reveals a shift of the axis of

NATO shifts from deterrence to response to repel a Russian attack
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