NATO’s Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone
Warmongering just escalated considerably.
The North Atlantic Treaty Alliance (NATO) has just provided us with an unwelcome flash-back to the darkest days of the cold war.
According to one of its most senior military leaders, the alliance is considering ‘more aggressive measures against Russia’.
The measure is said to be against their ‘escalating hybrid war against the West’.
“Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, the head of the alliance’s military committee, said: “Being more aggressive or being proactive instead of reactive is something that we are thinking about.”
A ‘preemptive strike’ could be considered a ‘defensive action’, he told the Financial Times, but said it was ‘further away from our normal way of thinking and behavior’.”
⚡️BREAKING: NATO may carry out a preemptive strike against Russia
For the first time, the alliance is discussing the possibility of a preemptive strike on Russia in response to its hybrid attacks. Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, the head of NATO’s Military Committee, told… pic.twitter.com/57RgfyNZpn
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) December 1, 2025
“Moscow called the comments ‘extremely irresponsible’, accusing NATO of suggesting it was ‘moving towards an escalation’. Maria Zakharova, Russia’s foreign ministry spokesman, added that it was a ‘deliberate attempt’ to sabotage peace talks.”
‘Irresponsible attempt to undermine Ukraine peace efforts’ — Zakharova slams NATO Admiral Dragone’s musings on ‘pre-emptive’ strike
Dragone’s comments indicate NATO’s ‘ready to continue escalation’
Yet the bloc never fails to accuse Russia of ‘intimidation’ and ‘hybrid attacks’ https://t.co/Ufy0Vk9hZf pic.twitter.com/CVQ9aM2UCF
— RT (@RT_com) December 1, 2025
While the American, Ukrainian and Russian negotiation teams are working towards a peace settlement, Euro-Globalists want to keep the war and the Russophobia going.
In the ground, Russia is closer and closer to a military victory.
“Analysis shows that the Russian army made its biggest advance in Ukraine for a year in November, capturing 701 square km (270 square miles).”
