
NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe Alexus Grynkewich stated at the Warsaw Security Forum that a global conflict in Europe is neither imminent nor inevitable, emphasizing the alliance's commitment to preventing direct clashes while strengthening defenses.
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The comments were made at the Warsaw Security Forum regarding the current security climate in Europe.
BRUSSELS, October 12. /TASS/. A global conflict in Europe is not inevitable, said NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe Alexus Grynkewich.
"Let me make one point very clear: I do not assess that conflict is imminent or inevitable. It is not," he told the Warsaw Security Forum. He pointed out that, on the contrary, the alliance will maintain contacts with all parties on the continent and strive to prevent direct clashes.
Grynkewich said that NATO has no intention of escalating the current situation, but will continue to strengthen its defense capabilities.

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