Is it possible that NATO forces could become directly involved in the military conflict between Russia and Ukraine?
Until recently, such a question seemed very hypothetical given the high risks of escalation of the military confrontation between the US-led bloc and Russia into a large-scale armed conflict. But this scenario should be taken seriously now, writes Ivan Timofeev, programme director of the Valdai Club
“A significant escalation factor that would amplify the risk of a direct clash between Russia and NATO, could be the appearance of military contingents form bloc members on the territory of Ukraine. The prospect of such a scenario has already been mentioned by some Western politicians, although their view has not been supported by the US and isn’t an official NATO position.”
“Each of these scenarios involves a direct clash between Russian and NATO forces. Such a situation would inevitably raise the question of deeper bloc involvement and, in the longer term, the transfer of military conflict to other areas of contact with Russia, including the Baltic region. At this stage, it will be even more difficult to stop the escalation. The more losses both sides suffer, the more the maelstrom of hostilities will grow and the closer they will come to the threshold of using nuclear weapons. And there will be no winners.”
https://www.rt.com/russia/599286-russia-nato-ukraine-conflict/
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**Warsaw, February 15, 2026 – A Polish parliamentarian just lit the fuse on what could become the biggest national security scandal of the decade.
In a blistering, podium-pounding speech before the Sejm on February 13, Konfederacja Korona Polska MP Włodzimierz Skalik accused the government of secretly routing Poland’s brand-new mandatory electronic invoicing system (KSeF) through servers tied to Imperva – a cybersecurity giant founded by a former Israeli intelligence officer from the legendary Unit 8200.
Skalik didn’t mince words:
> “Network traffic to KSeF passes through the American company Imperva, founded by an officer of Israeli intelligence, now owned by the French arms-and-spy-tech behemoth Thales. Foreign services could be reading metadata on every single złoty of Poland’s economic turnover thanks to the U.S. CLOUD Act!”
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