Sweden’s Parliamentary Defense Committee has warned that Russia could test NATO’s unity sooner than expected if Moscow believes conditions are favorable. The report highlights concerns over the strategically vulnerable Suwałki Corridor, while analysts point to military and political signals they say resemble patterns seen before previous Russian operations. The warning comes amid growing European security concerns, reports of Russian troops receiving training in China, and continued tensions surrounding the war in Ukraine.
Russian troops, trained in Xi's China, ready to test NATO’s resolve as Putin eyes new invasion?
Sweden’s Parliamentary Defense Committee has warned that Russia could test NATO’s unity sooner than expected if Moscow believes conditions are favorable. The report highlights concerns over the strategically vulnerable Suwałki Corridor, while analysts point to military and political signals they say resemble patterns seen before previous Russian operations. The warning comes amid growing European security concerns, reports of Russian troops receiving training in China, and continued tensions surrounding the war in Ukraine.
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