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Russia raises tensions around NATO's eastern borders

Unusual incidents have been reported from the Baltic region to Eastern Europe, amid allegations that Moscow is increasing pressure near NATO. No specific new attack or binding action is identified.

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Repeated incidents around NATO's borders increase the risk of miscalculation and wider confrontation.

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