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Baltic states say Russia is unlikely to attack NATO soon but urge readiness

The Baltic states assess that Russia is unlikely to attack a NATO member in the near future, while calling for continued preparedness.

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The assessment reflects persistent regional concern about possible NATO-Russia escalation.

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