NATO Plans Crackdown on Russian Spies Amid Rising Hostile Activities
Alliance defense ministers to discuss measures against sabotage, cyber attacks, and disinformation at Brussels meeting
- NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg announced tougher actions against Russian intelligence personnel.
- Recent incidents of sabotage, arson, and cyber attacks attributed to Russian operatives have increased.
- Defense ministers will focus on protecting critical infrastructure and enhancing intelligence sharing.
- Countries like Poland, Germany, and Latvia have reported Russian interference and infiltration.
- NATO links these disruptions to Russia's broader strategy to pressure the alliance over Ukraine support.