NATO says entire Alliance is now eastern flank as it boosts intelligence sharing

NATO's supreme commander in Europe said the entire Alliance now constitutes the eastern flank due to the scale of Russian threats, prompting an intensified exchange of intelligence and information to counter hybrid attacks. General Alexus Grinkevich stated that Denmark's intelligence assessment of Russian escalation and potential military incidents is "quite balanced." He confirmed NATO is boosting information sharing in response to hybrid attacks, adding he has the necessary authority to deter any aggression against the Alliance. The commander also noted a shift in European security approaches, saying the US will continue providing critical resources but in more limited volumes as European members take on a greater role in defending their own continent. Denmark's defense intelligence previously warned of increased hybrid attacks and possible limited military operations.