Russia's Secret Weapon: Ambiguity
Along NATO’s eastern flank, border nations are facing a rising wave of "gray zone" hybrid attacks, ranging from arson and drones to targeted assassinations.
Along NATO’s eastern flank, border nations are facing a rising wave of "gray zone" hybrid attacks, ranging from arson and drones to targeted assassinations.
Along NATO’s eastern flank, a direct military invasion remains unlikely in the short term as Russia focuses on Ukraine. But, as Jill Dougherty explains, that border nations are facing a rising wave of "gray zone" hybrid attacks, ranging from arson and drones to targeted assassinations. The primary danger lies in ambiguity: by masking responsibility and intent, Russia complicates NATO's ability to coordinate a swift response.