NATO Spokesperson Denies Threat to Russia Amid Kaliningrad Accusations
NATO spokesperson Allison Hart denied that any NATO action constitutes a threat to Russia, responding to a letter from Moscow accusing NATO of escalating tensions near Kaliningrad and threatening nuclear use. The statement was issued on September 29, 2026, in response to Russian claims of NATO aggression.
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No action by the NATO alliance poses a threat to Russia, said today the spokesperson of the alliance, Allison Hart. As she explained, her statement is part of NATO's response to a letter from Moscow, in which it accused NATO of escalating tensions around the exclave of Kaliningrad and also threatened the possibility of using nuclear weapons.
No action by the NATO alliance represents a threat to Russia, said today the spokesperson of the alliance Allison Hart. As she explained, her statement is part of NATO's response to a letter from Moscow, in which it accused NATO of escalating relations in the vicinity of the exclave Kaliningrad and also threatened the possibility of using nuclear weapons.