The European Commissioner for Defense, Andrius Kubilius, states that the German intelligence services have evidence that the Kremlin is discussing an attack on NATO, suggesting the need for European preparedness.
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Andrius Kubilius stated that the German secret services have information regarding possible attack plans by the Kremlin against NATO, emphasizing the importance of taking these signals seriously. He highlighted that Ukraine's success is essential for weakening Putin's regime. Kubilius discussed the role of the European Union in collaboration with NATO, suggesting that Europe needs to strengthen its defense capabilities in the face of geopolitical changes, including the reduction of American presence in Europe.
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