Russia is rattling NATO’s nerves, but how far will Moscow go?
31-08-2026 10:00 via cbc.ca

Russia is rattling NATO’s nerves, but how far will Moscow go?

Russia may not be preparing to invade NATO, but something more ambiguous could be coming. Intelligence warnings point to provocations designed to rattle the alliance, sow confusion and test its resolve. With uncertainty surrounding Washington’s response, Moscow may see an opportunity to probe NATO’s most vulnerable point: its political unity.
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