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“Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that allowing the historical dispute to divide two countries threatened by Russia would serve Moscow’s interests.”

“Bordering the Russian military exclave of Kaliningrad to its North, Belarus to its East, and Ukraine to its Southeast, Poland is on the frontline of NATO’s defensive flank.”

“But the argument for Trump begins with a question traditional diplomacy has failed to answer: How can the Middle East achieve lasting peace while Iran retains the ability to threaten its neighbors, finance terrorism, and hold international commerce hostage?”

“Sanchez may justify the low spending by saying Russia is not a threat to Spain, but national security threats extend beyond Moscow.”

“Lithuania is widely perceived as the weakest link in the NATO alliance due to the Suwalki Gap, a small stretch of land between Lithuania and Poland that is bordered by Belarus and Russia.”

“The North Atlantic puzzle The memory resurfaced when I started paying closer attention to the long-running argument over NATO burden-sharing.”

“Perdue has traveled to the war-torn country eight times during this war but has never experienced the terror of being targeted by a Russian drone.”

“Hybrid attacks believed to be perpetrated by Russia have been reported across the European continent in recent weeks, clustered on the Eastern flank of NATO but extending to countries such as Germany.”

“Russia is also believed to have been responsible for launching a drone that was shot down by NATO fighter jets over Lithuanian airspace this week.”

“French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday announced his government is working to craft a plan to protect the country from Russian hybrid threats.”

“In August 1974, Defense Secretary James Schlesinger ordered U.S. commanders to confirm any nuclear launch order from Richard Nixon with him or Henry Kissinger.”

“Russia routinely threatens the West with huge consequences over new weapons, yet the Kremlin remains hesitant to start a direct fight with NATO.”