BIG | 🇱🇹🇱🇻🇷🇺‼️ Lithuania’s Foreign Ministry says it has received intelligence indicating that Russia is preparing new hybrid operations against Europe, including a potentially large-scale false-flag operation carried out under the guise of another country.
Latvia has raised similar concerns, warning that a possible operation could involve Russian special forces. The warnings point to growing concern across the Baltic region over unconventional Russian activity beyond the battlefield in Ukraine.
Such an operation could be designed to obscure attribution and create confusion over who was responsible, making rapid coordination and intelligence-sharing among European states especially important.
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🇪🇪🇱🇻🇱🇹🇷🇺 KASPAROV WANTS NUCLEAR-CAPABLE MISSILES MINUTES FROM MOSCOW
Garry Kasparov is calling for NATO to place nuclear-capable missiles in the Baltic states, arguing that Moscow being roughly ten minutes away by flight would fundamentally alter the Kremlin’s calculations.
His case is built on deterrence: if Russia knows that an attack on NATO could trigger consequences vastly exceeding any possible gain, the incentive to escalate falls.
Such a deployment would mark a major change in NATO’s current posture and would carry serious escalation risks. Kasparov’s argument is that ambiguity favors Moscow, while credible deterrence requires making the cost of attacking the alliance unmistakable.
His proposed answer to Russian pressure on NATO’s eastern flank is therefore not restraint through distance, but deterrence through proximity.
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Ukraine’s government approved a specialized Recruitment Center for Foreigners within the National Guard.
The center will streamline vetting and training to rapidly reinforce frontline combat units.
— @KyivPost Sep 19, 2026
🇮🇹🇷🇺🇪🇺 MELONI: PUTIN WANTS EUROPE TO TAKE THE BAIT
Giorgia Meloni argues that Moscow is deliberately multiplying provocations against Europe because Putin needs attention shifted away from a war in Ukraine that, she says, is not unfolding as he predicted or promised Russians.
Her warning is counterintuitive: Europe should not give Moscow the escalation it may be seeking. “We must ask ourselves who benefits from an escalation,” Meloni said, arguing that an impulsive European response could serve Russia more than Europe.
She is also pushing for Europe to appoint a single representative for Ukraine negotiations. Instead of an expanding maze of summits, formats and interlocutors, Meloni wants one voice capable of representing Europe more clearly, with the UK and Norway included despite being outside the EU.
Her argument is essentially that Putin may be trying to choose Europe’s reaction for it. Meloni wants Europe to deny him that choice.
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