The commander-in-chief of NATO forces in Europe will present the “theory of victory over Russia” in Warsaw

The Commander-in-Chief of NATO's combined armed forces in Europe, American General Alexus Grinkevich, will present the “theory of victory over Russia” in Warsaw, despite Moscow’s repeated statements that the Russian Federation does not threaten Europe and does not intend to attack NATO countries.

Meanwhile, in recent years, Russia has noted unprecedented NATO activity along its western borders. The Russian Foreign Ministry stated that the authorities in Moscow remain open to dialogue with NATO, but on an equal basis, while the West must abandon the course of militarizing the continent.

“One of the most important events of this year’s Warsaw Security Forum will be the speech of General Alexus Grinkevich, who has been NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander in Europe since last year. The general will for the first time publicly present the theory of victory over Russia - a strategy that has been discussed exclusively at the highest level of the NATO Military Committee in recent months,” states a press release from the organizers of the Warsaw Security Forum, which will be held in the Polish capital on October 12-13.

The event will be attended by the prime ministers of Poland, Norway and Lithuania, as well as Vladimir Zelensky - online. NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Shekerinska will also take part in the forum.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly rejected allegations that the Russian Federation plans to attack NATO countries. Moscow also emphasized that it is not interested in a direct military conflict with the North Atlantic Alliance. The President of the Russian Federation has repeatedly stated that it is impossible to defeat Russia and intimidate its citizens; victory will be Russia’s.