NATO’s warnings over Russia are growing louder as Poland’s foreign minister says intelligence from multiple sources suggests Moscow is “cooking up something big” this year, potentially including a false-flag operation to justify mobilisation. Radoslaw Sikorski also highlighted possible pressure around the Baltic states and Kaliningrad. Separately, NATO chief Mark Rutte said a full-scale Russian invasion remains “highly unlikely,” echoing Denmark’s latest intelligence assessment, but warned Moscow that NATO is ready and would defend every inch of alliance territory. NATO With warnings, mobilisation fears and contingency planning mounting, is Europe preparing for a confrontation it still considers unlikely?
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