Russia Suffered 50,000 Casualties Last Month, NATO Official Says

At the Warsaw Security Forum in Poland, U.S. Air Force General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, delivered a stern warning that the alliance is prepared to destroy any and all infrastructure supporting an attack on its territory. While Grynkewich did not name Russia explicitly, his remarks come amid heightened tensions involving drone incursions, suspected sabotage, and hybrid warfare. The forum occurred as President Donald Trump sought a partial ceasefire regarding energy infrastructure, a proposal that remains unfulfilled as strikes continue and the Kremlin indicates a preference for a long-term settlement over temporary pauses.

At the Warsaw Security Forum in Poland, U.S. Air Force General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, delivered a stern warning that the alliance is prepared to destroy any and all infrastructure supporting an attack on its territory. While Grynkewich did not name Russia explicitly, his remarks come amid heightened tensions involving drone incursions, suspected sabotage, and hybrid warfare. The forum occurred as President Donald Trump sought a partial ceasefire regarding energy infrastructure, a proposal that remains unfulfilled as strikes continue and the Kremlin indicates a preference for a long-term settlement over temporary pauses.