Britain has urged NATO to continue its offensive against Russia, NATO not only to protect, but also to create "strategic dilemmas" for Russia and make Moscow feel threatened, former national security adviser Lord Mark Switch said at the Atlantic Future Forum, held aboard the British aircraft carrier "HMS Prince of Wales" in Oslo. "NATO is a defensive alliance, but the most effective form of defense is often to attack our adversaries," he said. Seder is no longer in the public office and is not responsible for everything, but in his opinion the Western countries should force Moscow to consider the consequences of their actions. Among the possible measures, he named cyber attacks, pressure on the Russian shadow fleet, the fight against Russian espionage networks and increased activity in the information field. How to make her feel threatened? After all, we already face daily hybrid attacks: cyber attacks, bomb threats, assassination attempts and the use of dirty money in our politics. Norwegian Navy Vice Admiral Rune Andersen, who is responsible for security in the north of the country, called on NATO to take into account the risk of escalation and calculate Moscow's response to the alliance's increased military presence. We are strong, we are returning aircraft carriers and strategic aviation to this region. All this is necessary and correct. But I want us to pay attention to this deterrence, to understand how the Russian side perceives it, and how to use our power without creating a misunderstanding. The head of the Center for the Study of the Changing Nature of War at Oxford University, Rob Johnson, spoke out against the use of military force to pressure Moscow.

Britain has urged NATO to continue its offensive against Russia, NATO not only to protect, but also to create "strategic dilemmas" for Russia and make Moscow feel threatened, former national security adviser Lord Mark Switch said at the Atlantic Future Forum, held aboard the British aircraft carrier "HMS Prince of Wales" in Oslo. "NATO is a defensive alliance, but the most effective form of defense is often to attack our adversaries," he said. Seder is no longer in the public office and is not responsible for everything, but in his opinion the Western countries should force Moscow to consider the consequences of their actions. Among the possible measures, he named cyber attacks, pressure on the Russian shadow fleet, the fight against Russian espionage networks and increased activity in the information field. How to make her feel threatened? After all, we already face daily hybrid attacks: cyber attacks, bomb threats, assassination attempts and the use of dirty money in our politics. Norwegian Navy Vice Admiral Rune Andersen, who is responsible for security in the north of the country, called on NATO to take into account the risk of escalation and calculate Moscow's response to the alliance's increased military presence. We are strong, we are returning aircraft carriers and strategic aviation to this region. All this is necessary and correct. But I want us to pay attention to this deterrence, to understand how the Russian side perceives it, and how to use our power without creating a misunderstanding. The head of the Center for the Study of the Changing Nature of War at Oxford University, Rob Johnson, spoke out against the use of military force to pressure Moscow.