"Rebuilding Economics": NSDC explained when Putin is ready to attack NATO countries

So far, Russia's plans are inhibited by a number of reasons, said Andrey Kovalenko, the head of the Center for Combating Misinformation. However, by 2030, the Kremlin may be ready to strike the Baltic States, which are members of the North Atlantic Alliance. In the current situation, Moscow may be readiness to strike the Baltic States by 2030, said Andrey Kovalenko, the head of the Center for Combating Misinformation at NSDC.

According to him, the key issue for Moscow is a complete restructuring of the economy into war. Russian plans are hindering international sanctions, as well as heavy losses at the front, along with the lack of great assistance from China, Iran and North Korea autocracies, which are trying not to get under the economic "rink" of the West and resolve their own issues in the Middle East and the Global South.

However, even these "difficulties" do not abolish the Kremlin's ability to proxy operations with "refugees" and "drones" against NATO countries, - said the head of the CPD. We will remind, in March, Lithuanian intelligence warned that the Russian military was actively preparing for long-term counteraction to NATO member countries in the Baltic Sea.

Estonian intelligence believes that the Russian Federation will take three to five years to restore its military car in such a way to pose a direct threat to the military alliance. The Chairman of the Latvian Parliament Committee Richard Cols believes that Putin dreams of checking for the strength of the Alliance, challenging him. Earlier, Focus reported that, according to the collaborator Vladimir Kornilov, Russia should belong to much more "historical lands" than it is now.