NATO Defends Unity as Estonia Blames Moscow for Drone Maker Arson and Denmark Warns of Escalation
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte asserted that Russia’s recent sabotage campaigns are failing to fracture Western support for Ukraine, following Estonia’s formal accusation that Moscow ordered an arson attack on defense firm Milrem Robotics. While European leaders condemned the incident as part of a broader hybrid strategy to intimidate allies, Danish intelligence warned of a 'low but growing risk' that Russia could launch limited military strikes or deploy troops into NATO territory in the coming months. The Kremlin dismissed the Estonian claims as baseless, while European officials emphasized that such provocations, though concerning, do not alter the alliance’s commitment to Kyiv.
