'Red lines' for Russia that could provoke NATO's stepping into war
NATO may deploy more than 100.000 troops against Russia if it crosses one of two “red lines,” reported Italian newspaper La Repubblica on May 5.
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NATO may deploy more than 100.000 troops against Russia if it crosses one of two “red lines,” reported Italian newspaper La Repubblica on May 5.
Should Russia succeed in its war on Ukraine, the United States will likely have to intervene with more than just money - but also with troops, said U.S. Democratic House leader Hakeem Jeffries.
Russia’s tactical nuclear weapons exercises are related to the West’s readiness to deploy its troops in Ukraine, the Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said, Russian propaganda publication RIA Novosti claimed.
The Netherlands pledged an additional €1 billion ($1.06b) in military aid and €400 million ($425m) to bolster Ukraine's economy and fund critical energy infrastructure repairs, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wrote on Telegram on April 12.
France pays for Russian gas more and more, while French President Emmanuel Macron declares himself one of Ukraine’s staunchest defenders, Politico wrote on April 11.