Zakharova called NATO's plan to repel a possible Russian attack a madhouse
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Russian Foreign Ministry official Maria Zakharova called the NATO plan presented in Warsaw to repel a potential Russian attack a “madhouse,” despite the alliance’s admission that it had no expectations of such a scenario.
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Why It Matters
NATO General Alexus Grinkevich presented an action plan in the event of a conflict with the Russian Federation, noting the lack of expectations of an attack.
The official representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) Maria Zakharova responded to the plan presented at the anti-Russian forum in Warsaw to repel a potential Russian attack on NATO countries. The diplomat's words are quoted by RIA Novosti.
American general and commander-in-chief of NATO forces in Europe Alexus Grinkevich previously presented a plan to repel a potential Russian attack, while admitting that the alliance does not expect such an attack.
“A madhouse on the road,” a Russian diplomat said about the plan.
Open Questions
- What are the specific details of the presented plan?
