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NATOSource
By Department of Defense
The increased use of cyberattacks as a political instrument reflects a dangerous trend in international relations.
By James Stavridis, Politico
1. Prepare for cyber conflict…. More emphasis should be placed on operational preps for cyber conflict–not just the policy work that occurs at the NATO Cyber Center in Tallinn.
By Defense News and Boston Globe
From Aaron Mehta and Pierre Tran, Defense News: Poland has selected the US Patriot system and the Airbus Caracal helicopter as the European nation faces an increasingly aggressive Russia.
By Emre Peker, Wall Street Journal
Ankara has recently moved to diminish Turkey’s military dependence on the West, including last month inaugurating rocket testing and a radar technologies facilities.
By Joe Gould, Defense News
The US Army plans to transfer 24 attack helicopters from Germany to Alaska over the next two years as part of a larger cost-saving aviation plan, according to a senior Army official
By Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Project Syndicate
In the face of a massive Russian propaganda assault, the West must continue to stand up for Ukraine, as well as for Georgia and NATO members like Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
By Richard Milne, Financial Times
Four years ago, when Finland’s current government came to power, Nato membership was deliberately ruled out.
By New York Times Editorial Board
Even for Mr. Putin, the recent nuclear threats have set a new benchmark for hostility in the conflict he has ignited with the West.
By Hungary Today and Debating Europe
From Hungary Today: [Defense Minister Csaba] Hende said the outstanding performance of the Hungarian armed forces in international missions must continue.
By YLE and Helsinki Times
From YLE: The Russian Foreign Ministry has written an article on its website condemning a Nordic minister declaration that appeared in the Norwegian paper Aftenposten last Thursday.
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