The European Commission has refused to address reports of disruptions to Starlink satellite internet services in Ukraine, where access for Ukrainian soldiers has been restricted. Meanwhile, a senior NATO official dismissed concerns over potential Russian aggression against alliance territory, insisting there is no immediate threat while warning of a possible response to any military buildup. The remarks framed Russia’s actions—including hybrid warfare tactics—as signs of weakness, contrasting with NATO’s defensive stance and strategic resilience. The statement underscored the alliance’s refusal to escalate provocations while maintaining readiness to counter threats when necessary.
European Commission declined to comment on reported disruption to Starlink’s services in UkraineUkrainian soldiers have access to Starlink satellite internet restrictedRutte gets asked “is Russia foolish enough to consider attacking any of Nato countries?”He says “we don’t think so” and that there is “no imminent threat against Nato territory,” but stresses that “if we see a build up, we will react to it.”“We will never, ever mount a attack towards anyone else because that is not in our interest. We are a defensive alliance.”“But here’s the main thing: we are stronger. Russia is not in a good place. These hybrid attacks, whatever it is, are a sign of weakness. What they allow us to do is to talk about it the whole day and to be rattled and to have press conferences on it. We’re not going to do that. We will react where we need to react.” Continue reading...
