The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is exploring the possibility of pre-emptive attacks in response to Russia's actions, but faces legal challenges in implementing such an approach, emphasized Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, Chairman of the NATO Military Committee, in an interview with the Financial Times.
According to Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, NATO has traditionally operated reactively in cyberspace, but the alliance is now considering more aggressive pre-emptive measures.
"To act more aggressively or pre-emptively, rather than reactively, is something we are looking into," stated Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, clarifying that such strikes could be considered "defensive actions."
Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone acknowledged that such an approach goes beyond NATO's traditional behavior and is associated with serious legal complexities, including issues of jurisdiction and determining who is responsible for such actions.
For the Russians, NATO and the EU have begun preparing for a major war with Russia.
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