NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg began sounding the alarm about the real threat of terrorism to Europe.
Europe may face terrorism
According to Jens Stoltenberg, the Alliance does not see a direct threat of a military attack on the bloc countries.
However, there is a constant danger, the threat of terrorist attacks. In Europe, the threat of terrorism is real, the representative of Alliance emphasized.
The NATO Secretary General also added that the leadership of the Alliance is actively working with partners in the Middle East and North Africa, Jordan, and Tunisia "to help them better control their borders and exchange information."
How Stoltenberg comments on the situation on the Ukrainian front
According to the Secretary General of the Alliance, he sees the gains of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the battlefield during the new counteroffensive, even though the front line is almost not moving.
He drew attention to the fact that the intensity of hostilities remains very high, especially in the east of Ukraine during the last few weeks.
Jens Stoltenberg frankly admitted that the leadership of the bloc was impressed by the courage and professionalism of the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and their ability to strike deep into the territory controlled by Russia.
Military successes can be measured in square meters, but also in losses inflicted on the enemy. Yes, the front did not move much... But the Ukrainians managed to inflict significant losses on the Russian invaders — both in personnel and in their military capabilities. These are significant gains. Also, Ukraine managed to dislodge the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation from a large part of the Black Sea, the NATO Secretary General stressed.
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