NATO chief Rutte urges vigilance as Russian activities spread across Europe rapidly. Speaking with German and Dutch leaders, Rutte emphasized alliance unity against Russia.
He said NATO sees no immediate military threat, but warned hostile activities persist.
Rutte cited airspace violations, arson, sabotage, and Leipzig hybrid attack as examples. Governments, society, industries must remain prepared for evolving potential Russian threats constantly.
He highlighted crucial cooperation between defense companies and governments to strengthen future security. Rutte also urged allies to maintain unwavering support for Ukraine against Kremlin interference.