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NATO must deter Russia for 10-20 more years
Estonia's top spy says NATO must deter Russia for next 10 to 20 years
NATO will need to contain Russia for the next 20 years, the head of Estonian foreign intelligence said. Estonia, which is bordered by Russia and is a member of the alliance, has doubled its defence spending since the war in Ukraine began to 3.
Estonian Intelligence: NATO Needs To Deter Russia Over Next 10-20 Years
Kaupo Rosin, head of the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service, said that NATO will need to deter Russia over the next 10-20 years ‘NATO's task in the next 10-20 years will be to deter or intimidate Russia so that it does not have silly ideas of pushing the West in a military way,’ Rosin told Reuters.
NATO's 20-year challenge: Deterring Russian aggression
The head of Estonian intelligence, Kaupo Rosin, emphasizes that NATO must deter Russia for the next 10-20 years to prevent its aggression toward the West. The head of Estonia's foreign intelligence service,
NATO urged to fortify against Russia for decades ahead
Estonian intelligence chief Kaupo Rosin emphasizes that NATO must deter Russia for the next 10 to 20 years to prevent any aggression toward the West. The head of Estonia's foreign intelligence service,
For Estonia “NATO will have to contain Russia for at least 10 years”
The North Atlantic Alliance will have to continue to contain Russia for another 10 to 20 years to prevent Moscow from deciding to attack NATO, Estonian intelligence chief, Kaupo Rosin, told Reuters. “NATO's task over the next 10 to 20 years will be to contain or deter Russia so that it doesn't get the stupid idea of moving militarily closer to the West,
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NATO Must Prepare for Two Decades of Russian Containment, Warns Estonian Intelligence
Kaupo Rosin, Director General of Estonia's Foreign Intelligence Service, has stated that NATO must be prepared to contain Russia for the next 10 to 20 years to prevent any military advances toward the ...
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An American conservative lesson in Estonia’s Die Hard Christmas
Estonia is showing its pro-American stance by its defense spending commitment to NATO, support for U.S. security, and ...
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Estonia urges NATO allies to boost defense spending to counter Russian threat, Reuters reports
"Everybody in NATO and in the EU right now has the feeling in their backbone that you should increase defense expenditure ...
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NATO air policing missions around Estonia see F-35 and Rafale jets intercept multiple Russian aircraft
A series of NATO air policing missions around Estonia has seen F-35 and Rafale jets called into action. French Rafale jets ...
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Putin deploys chilling WW1-style Z-BLIMPS on WW3 flashpoint Nato border – in most mysterious threat to West yet
VLADIMIR Putin has been deploying chilling World-War-One-style blimps on the flashpoint Nato border. The gargantuan ...
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On NATO's eastern flank, 2025 brings concerns about alliance's future
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's promise to end the war in Ukraine quickly is triggering concerns among Russia's neighbors ...
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Starmer visits British-NATO troops in Estonia, pushes war agenda
Starmer has made 16 international trips since Labour formed a government in July, with the most common reason being to ...
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Trump to push NATO allies to increase defense spending
President-elect Donald Trump is expected to push U.S. NATO allies to increase their defense spending when he returns to the ...
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The 500-mile high speed rail line that could give NATO vital boost in war with Russia
In sub-zero temperatures, Estonian workers are building the first part of a 500-mile railway that aims to link the Baltic ...
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