NATO is not ruling out attacks on Russia as part of the alliance's updated defense strategy, the Wall Street Journal reported. According to reports, the new concept envisages not only shooting at soldiers who might cross borders, but also hitting military bases, supply depots and industrial facilities behind the front lines, in Russian territory. Moscow has repeatedly rejected claims that Russia is allegedly "planning" to "attack" NATO countries.

NATO is not ruling out attacks on Russia as part of the alliance's updated defense strategy, the Wall Street Journal reported. According to reports, the new concept envisages not only shooting at soldiers who might cross borders, but also hitting military bases, supply depots and industrial facilities behind the front lines, in Russian territory. Moscow has repeatedly rejected claims that Russia is allegedly "planning" to "attack" NATO countries.