Finnish President Alexander Stubb has pushed back against fears of an imminent Russia-NATO war, saying he sees no evidence that Moscow is preparing to attack the alliance. His comments came shortly after NATO military drills near Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave, keeping the strategically sensitive region in focus. Kaliningrad sits between NATO members Poland and Lithuania, making it a potential flashpoint in any wider confrontation. Stubb also dismissed predictions that Russia could attack NATO by 2029, pointing to the alliance’s military deterrence. But with tensions rising along NATO’s eastern flank, questions over Kaliningrad remain.
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