Front-line NATO allies are facing an unconventional Russian threat short of war but still quite dangerous

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Russian President Vladimir Putin looks to Naval officers during the Navy Day Parade, on July, 31 2022, in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Russian President Vladimir Putin looks to Naval officers during the Navy Day Parade, on July, 31 2022, in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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Russia may not start an all-out war with NATO, but already has plans to destroy it from within

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Romanian Army Piranha IIIH MRV is seen in action during a military high-intensity training session of Anaconda 23 at Nowa Deba training ground, on May 6, 2023, in Nowa Deba, Poland.

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Ukraine isn't the only country Russia is trying to topple

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Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Russia's state-sponsored mercenaries are expanding efforts to destabilize Africa and the Middle East.

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