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The interceptions come as the Houthis report 33 people killed in a coalition air attack on a village near Sanaa.
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strikeAug 7, 2026
What a Russian "limited attack" on NATO could look like
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Russia could launch a "limited" attack on NATO soil within the next few years, according to a new report, adding fresh weight to assessments trickling out across the alliance about Moscow's ability to target its 32 members before they build up their militaries and are fractured by the United States' attitude toward…
Source: Ellie Cook; Thomas J C Martyn — Read the full report
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- Ellie Cook; Thomas J C MartynBy Ellie Cook; Thomas J C Martyn
Russia could launch a "limited" attack on NATO soil within the next few years, according to a new report, adding fresh weight to assessments trickling out across the alliance about Moscow's ability to target its 32 members before they build up their militaries and are fractured b…
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