NATO urged calm in the face of Russia's sabotage campaign in Europe: "Russia knows we are stronger."
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Estonia has accused Russia of orchestrating an arson attack in August against a defense manufacturer that produces drones for Ukraine. The accusation was swiftly backed by NATO and several European leaders.
In response to the incident and broader security concerns, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte urged calm on Tuesday regarding an ongoing campaign of Russian sabotage in Europe. Rutte asserted that these hostile actions are ultimately failing in their objective to weaken Western support for Ukraine, emphasizing the strength of the alliance.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Estonia denunció un sabotaje de Rusia tras el ataque incendiario contra un fabricante de drones para UcraniaFocuses on Estonia's specific accusation and broader European backing regarding the drone factory attack.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): La OTAN instó a mantener la calma ante la campaña de sabotaje rusa en Europa: “Rusia sabe que somos más fuertes”Emphasizes NATO leadership's message of calm and deterrence against Russian sabotage campaigns.
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