Conflict & Security
NATO commander to unveil 'victory theory' in warning to Moscow
October 12, 2026 at 07:28 AM
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NATO's Europe commander will present his "theory of victory" against a potential attack at a Warsaw security conference Monday, in a warning to Moscow.
- Gen. Alexus Grenkievich, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, will present his "theory of victory" against a potential attack in Warsaw on Monday.
- Col. Martin O'Donnell said the theory is simple: maintaining NATO superiority, in line with the Alliance's deterrence and defense plans.
- NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte urged members to remain calm and continue supporting Ukraine, saying Russia should not be underestimated.
- Poland's foreign minister urged NATO states to prepare a strong response to a possible Russian hybrid attack and to require biometric passports of Russians entering the EU.