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NATOSource
By Jens Stoltenberg, NATO
It is a military build-up. The picture we have confirms the picture which is also provided by other sources. By open sources, by independent reporters and by the OSCE.
By Andrew A. Michta, American Interest
Throughout 2014, an unprecedented number of air space violations and incidents have required NATO Baltic Air Policing to scramble jets in response.
By Vanessa Gera, AP
Russian and Polish officials confirmed Monday that they have carried out tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions in an espionage affair that highlights intensified efforts by Moscow to penetrate NATO counties
By Swedish Armed Forces
The Swedish Armed Forces now confirms that a submarine has violated Swedish territorial integrity.
By Kirit Radia, ABC News
Thousands of Russian troops have crossed into eastern Ukraine in recent days, along with columns of tanks, artillery and air-defense systems, according to NATO’s top commander.
By Constanze Stelzenmüller, Brookings
At this watershed moment, Germany, dubbed the “reluctant hegemon” not so long ago, finds itself the pivotal player in Europe.
By Alister Doyle, Reuters
Eight northern European nations agreed on Thursday to step up cooperation to counter an increase in Moscow’s military activity that has included a tripling of NATO intercepts of Russian jets this year.
By Pavel Polityuk and Anton Zverev, Reuters
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg expressed concern about what he called a “significant military build-up.”
By Vladimir Isachenkov, AP
Russia’s long-range bombers will conduct regular patrol missions from the Arctic Ocean to the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico, the military said Wednesday, a show of muscle reflecting tensions with the West over Ukraine.
By David Wroe, Sydney Morning Herald
Russia has sent a fleet of warships towards Australia in an apparent display of muscle-flexing ahead of the G20 meeting amid tensions between the two countries over the MH17 crash.
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