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Baltic Leaders Claim Moscow Eyeing Wave Of Infrastructure Attacks In Europe
Baltic Leaders Claim Moscow Eyeing Wave Of Infrastructure Attacks In Europe
NATO's 'eastern flank' members are at it again, seeking to hype an imminent Russian threat which they now say will target their critical infrastructure.
The presidents of Poland, Lithuanian and Latvia have joined together and issued a dire warning over an impending plot on Wednesday, citing intelligence reports.
"We are talking about energy and transport infrastructure, facilities where damage could... disrupt the functioning of the entire energy system," Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said at a joint press conference in Vilnius, alongside...
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