NATO commander outlines plan to counter a possible Russian attack

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  NATO’s top commander, Alexus Grynkewich, said the alliance would make any attack on its members futile.

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  He outlined a plan involving drones and ground robots to slow an advance on NATO’s eastern flank.

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  The reported strategy also includes long-range missile strikes on Russian command posts and air defense systems.

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  NATO forces would then counterattack, while aircraft targeted reinforcements moving toward the battlefield.

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  Grynkewich presented his “theory of victory” at a security conference in Warsaw.

Who

NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe Alexus Grynkewich outlined the plan.

What

He described how NATO would repel a possible Russian attack, including with drones, missile strikes and a counterattack.

When

He presented the plan at a security conference; the article was published on October 12, 2026.

Where

Warsaw, Poland; the reported plan focuses on NATO’s eastern flank.

Why

Grynkewich said the approach would deter aggression and ensure an attack on an ally proves futile.

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