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NATO says it sees no immediate danger of a Russian attack

NATO says it sees no immediate danger of a Russian attack

The military alliance warned on Sunday that Moscow is expanding its hybrid operations across Europe, even as the war in Ukraine continues. The update follows a Tuesday trip to Russia by America's CIA director John Ratcliffe, who highlighted concerns about a potential plot against a member state. Separately, German officials plan to reveal who orchestrated an attempted drone strike at Leipzig airport.

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