Ukraine will never join NATO
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Something ten drone operators did in an Estonian exercise should worry NATO: They wiped out a force of several thousand
Steve Balestrieri reports on Valery Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine's former top commander and now its ambassador to Britain, telling a meeting of ambassadors that his country will never join NATO. Zaluzhnyi calls the alliance guided by World War II doctrines,
The missile flew for roughly six minutes in Polish airspace before crashing 60 miles deep into the country, the military said.
NATO has emphasized that the GlobalEye program remains a transatlantic effort despite Saab serving as the prime contractor. Alliance officials noted the aircraft incorporates contributions from European, Canadian, and U.S. industry, describing it as an example of multinational defense cooperation.
Russian missiles have briefly entered Polish airspace in the past. Investigators have yet to definitively identify the object that struck overnight.
Russia and Ukraine traded their heaviest strikes in months, fueling fears of escalation and further strain on oil supplies.
NATO has been quietly reshaping itself toward America’s preferred vision of European security.
The incident unfolded as Polish and allied surveillance systems tracked a wave of Russian long-range strikes on western Ukraine, where missiles flew close enough to the border to raise concerns they could stray into NATO airspace, Polish officials said earlier Thursday.
A NATO expert told Newsweek the Egypt port strike may "spur concerns among Europeans that the Iran war is coming closer to them."
Just days before his arrival in Turkey for the annual NATO summit, President Trump made it clear that in his mind, he and the world's largest defense alliance are not on good terms. "The United States spends more money on NATO than any other country,
Amid simmering tensions between the U.S. and some NATO allies over Iran and Greenland, President Trump is tightening bonds with Turkey.
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Poland is quietly building one of NATO's largest cruise missile arsenals - and Russia is paying attention
Poland's purchase of more than 800 JASSM cruise missiles could make it NATO's second-largest cruise missile operator after the United States. This video explains why Warsaw is making this investment and what it could mean for Europe's security.