"NATO's Resilience Tested as Russia's Losses Mount"

Russia has suffered significant losses in Ukraine, including over 300,000 casualties, as well as the loss of aircraft, tanks, and troops, making it weaker politically, militarily, and economically, according to NATO's chief. However, Jens Stoltenberg warned against underestimating Russia, noting its high tolerance for casualties and its continued invasion of Ukraine. He also highlighted Russia's diminishing influence in neighboring countries and increasing dependence on China. Despite economic pressure and international sanctions, Russia shows no signs of stopping its invasion. NATO countries have pledged to continue supporting Ukraine.