NATO Faces Growing Threat of Conflict with Russia, Warns of 'Pre-War Era'

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasizes the urgent need for NATO members to prepare for potential aggression from Russia, highlighting a 'pre-war era' amid increasing tensions.

NATO allies, including Poland and Estonia, express concerns over the imminent threat of war with Russia, urging preparedness and increased defense spending.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns of a 'pre-war era,' advocating for NATO members to meet their defense spending commitments and support Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin denies intentions to 'fight NATO' but emphasizes defense of 'historical territories,' amid skepticism from NATO members.
European leaders debate the balance between confrontational and conciliatory policies towards Russia, with some advocating for escalation to deter aggression.
Donald Tusk stresses the importance of supporting Ukraine with equipment and ammunition to ensure European security, highlighting the critical nature of the next two years.