Kuleba warns Russia could test NATO with drone strikes on critical infrastructure
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba warns that Russia may not need a large-scale invasion to confront NATO, instead using drone attacks on critical infrastructure to test the alliance's response. He also states Ukraine is preparing for its harshest winter since the war began. The claim is an assessment from a former official, not corroborated by independent evidence, but reflects growing concerns about hybrid warfare.
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Ukraine Warns of Russia's Intent to Expand Conflict to Europe, Test NATO
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba claims Russia intends to expand the conflict beyond Ukraine, potentially drawing European nations into direct confrontation and testing NATO's response through hybrid warfare, specifically drone attacks on critical infrastructure. Ukraine is reportedly preparing for its most severe winter since the conflict began, anticipating intensified Russian targeting of infrastructure. These claims, while uncorroborated by independent evidence, reflect heightened Ukrainian and some Western security expert concerns regarding Russian intentions and the potential for conflict escalation.