Finnish president dismisses warnings of Russian attack on NATO by 2029

Finnish President Alexander Stubb has dismissed claims that Russia could target NATO territory by 2029, stating in an interview with Bild that he sees "neither evidence nor facts" to support such predictions.

While expressing doubt that Moscow would challenge the world's strongest military alliance, Stubb emphasized that NATO members must remain prepared for worst-case scenarios to guarantee effective deterrence. His comments address recent assessments from German intelligence suggesting Russia might develop the capability to attack NATO later this decade.

Simultaneously, security officials across Northern and Eastern Europe continue to monitor heightened Russian hybrid operations, espionage, and sabotage activities, prompting calls for reinforced regional defense cooperation.

Sources: Defence24, Portal obronny, Rzeczpospolita, TVP info.