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Russia could strike NATO territory within months, Czech intelligence chief warns

Michal Koudelka warns of sabotage at sites supplying Ukraine, drone or missile strikes on arms depots and, in an extreme case, limited military action; he says a direct incursion is not imminent because Russian forces remain concentrated in Ukraine

Reuters | 10.12.26

Abandoned car, hole in fence: 2 arrested after breach at another US base in Britain

Two Latvian men living in the UK were detained near RAF Molesworth, a US-operated base housing American and NATO intelligence units, as counterterror police investigate the apparent security breach

Associated Press | 10.08.26

Russian nuclear strike threat against Lithuania sparks alarm, then disappears

A Kremlin-linked column threatened Lithuania with a blitzkrieg and nuclear strike before being removed as inconsistent with Russia's official position, alarming the Baltics; Putin dismissed Western fears, saying Moscow has no plans to attack

ynet | 09.26.26

European intelligence chiefs warn Russia could test NATO within months

Officials see possible limited incursion, drone attacks or provocations as Moscow expands sabotage campaign across Europe; Baltic officials say no attack appears imminent, warn against panic

ynet | 09.21.26

Report: NATO confronted Russian submarines testing secret weapon aimed at undersea cables

Reuters reports British, Norwegian and US forces tracked and confronted Russian submarines near Svalbard, disrupting an exercise involving technology designed to disable vital undersea cables without leaving clear traces

Reuters | 09.10.26

CIA chief visits Moscow, warns Russia against attacking NATO and aiding Iran

Sources briefed on John Ratcliffe's surprise Russia visit told The Wall Street Journal he warned Moscow against attacking NATO members; Politico said he focused on the Baltics and pressed Russia to curb military and economic aid to Iran

ynet | 08.27.26

Inside Turkey’s military machine: Tanks, drones and regional power

With 481,000 active-duty troops, more than 2,280 tanks, 1,100 aircraft and nearly 200 naval vessels, Turkey has built a formidable military force, backed by a booming defense industry and a growing arsenal of homegrown weapons

Itamar Eichner | 08.24.26

Could NATO go to war with Israel over Turkey? | Explainer

Turkey’s NATO membership raises the stakes of any clash with Israel, but Article 5 would not mean automatic war; geography, who struck first and Washington’s ties to both countries would shape whether a regional crisis becomes an alliance test

Liran Friedmann | 08.23.26

A technical malfunction prevented the explosive from detonating. The drone in Leipzig

The Israeli defense industry’s next customers won’t be wearing uniforms

Analysis: The Leipzig airport incident shows how drones are pushing airports, ports, energy sites and data centers to buy integrated security systems built for civilian operations

Eliel Schleider | 08.21.26

Egypt prepared to join new Mideast defense alliance: 'Iran is not the target'

Turkish foreign minister says Cairo may join the defense alliance that his country signed with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, 'after certain technical issues are resolved'; Agreement is identical to NATO's Article 5 under which an attack on one is an attack on all

Lior Ben Ari | 08.09.26

Putin’s next move? Five Russian attack scenarios NATO must prepare for

An Atlantic Council analysis warns that Putin may exploit cracks in NATO through a limited strike on Kaliningrad’s corridor, Gotland, eastern Estonia, the Åland Islands or Svalbard

Yair Navot | 07.25.26

Israeli defense firm Bagira lands €9 Million NATO support deal

The 15-year agreement with an unnamed NATO member will cover maintenance and operation of Bagira’s military training systems and mobile Gorilla consoles, extending a relationship that included €1.3 million in June purchases

ynet Global | 07.16.26

טראמפ וארדואן בטקס קבלת פנים באנקרה לפני פסגת נאט"ו

Erdogan’s neo-Ottoman vision takes shape across Africa

Opinion: Ankara is combining military bases, arms exports and ‘drone diplomacy’ with embassies, air routes and religious influence to build regional power, forcing Israel to develop a broader strategy with its Abraham Accords partners

Roy Binyamini | 07.13.26

Spain’s NATO humiliation began the day it turned on Israel

Analysis: How Madrid’s appeasement of the Axis of Resistance transformed a European ally into Washington’s greatest strategic liability

Amine Ayoub | 07.10.26

פסגת נאט"ו טורקיה ארדואן נתן למנהיגים מתנה אקדח ו קליעים זו הערכה שניתנה לנשיא ליטא

Erdogan wanted to impress NATO leaders. His gift gave them a legal headache

Turkey’s president handed each leader at the Ankara summit an engraved, locally made revolver with live ammunition, forcing some delegations to leave the gifts behind, send them to customs or plan to disable them before import

News agencies | 07.09.26