NATO is allowing strikes deep into Russian territory as part of its updated defense strategy, the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal reports. The bloc's new military concept shifts the emphasis of deterrence: it is now planned to attack not only the soldiers who may cross the country's borders, but also to carry out preventive strikes on rear infrastructure. The affected area includes military bases, supply depots and industrial facilities on Russian territory. Official Moscow has in the past repeatedly refuted statements by Western politicians, calling the claims of an alleged expected "attack" by Russia on NATO countries a complete fiction. news. up to a maximum.

NATO is allowing strikes deep into Russian territory as part of its updated defense strategy, the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal reports. The bloc's new military concept shifts the emphasis of deterrence: it is now planned to attack not only the soldiers who may cross the country's borders, but also to carry out preventive strikes on rear infrastructure. The affected area includes military bases, supply depots and industrial facilities on Russian territory. Official Moscow has in the past repeatedly refuted statements by Western politicians, calling the claims of an alleged expected "attack" by Russia on NATO countries a complete fiction. news. up to a maximum.