NATO general sets out tough military response to any 'foolish' Russian attack
“If someone is foolish enough to attack us, we will fight,” NATO’s top commander General Alexus Grynkewich said, warning that any attack on an ally would prove “utterly futile.”
NATO's top commander, General Alexus Grynkewich, warned Russia on Monday that his forces would destroy anything and everything involved in an attack if Moscow foolishly launched an assault on alliance territory. Speaking at the Warsaw Security Forum, General Grynkewich emphasized that NATO is a defensive alliance but outlined a three-pronged approach to block, blunt, and break enemy forces in case of an attack.
He stressed that any attack against an ally would prove utterly futile. The remarks come amid heightened tensions between Europe and Russia and concerns over US President Donald Trump's commitment to NATO's mutual defense pact. Despite Russia's assurances of not attacking European countries and wanting peaceful coexistence, European leaders remain uneasy due to Russia's previous similar statements before the 2022 invasion of Ukraine and accusations of sabotaging, drone incursions, and cyberattacks against their nations.
Grynkewich aimed to reassure the alliance's one billion citizens and send a message to those contemplating harming NATO members, downplaying concerns about Washington's commitment to the alliance.
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