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NATO states that Russia's hybrid activities are aimed at deterring Alliance countries from supporting Ukraine. Intelligence sharing among Allies has increased.
NATO Spokesperson Allison Hart said in a statement: "I can confirm that Russia has forwarded a non-paper to NATO and we have sent a response to it." shared his knowledge.
'WE CONDEMN IT IN THE STRONGEST WAY'
Stating that NATO is a defensive alliance and that its activities and exercises do not pose a risk to any region of Russia, Hart said in the response: "We strongly condemn the threat of use of force, including irresponsible statements regarding nuclear weapons."
Hart called on Russia to end the war in Ukraine and said, "Russia's resort to hybrid tactics is a sign of desperation. However, this will not deter us from our support for Ukraine. We have the capacity to defend every inch of allied territory and we continue to be strong, ready and capable enough to confront any threat."
WHAT HAPPENED?
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte recently emphasized that Russia's hybrid activities aim to deter Alliance countries from supporting Ukraine, and said that NATO has the necessary response options against such threats.
NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) Alexus Grynkewich announced last week that intelligence sharing between allies had been increased due to sabotage, cyber attacks and other hybrid threats considered to originate from Russia.

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