NATO says Russia is not currently prepared to attack the Alliance, though it remains a long-term threat.
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Despite Russia remaining a long-term threat, it is unlikely to launch an attack on NATO in the short term, a senior NATO official has told journalists on the sidelines of the summit in Ankara.
Source: European Pravda
Details: The official noted that Russia continues to pose a long-term threat to Euro-Atlantic security and has become increasingly reckless.
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