BND boss warns: Russia plans dangerous NATO attack!

BND boss warns: Russia plans dangerous NATO attack!

Moskau, Russland - On June 9, 2025, BND boss Bruno Kahl warns of an upcoming attack in Russia in NATO. In a podcast entitled "Table.Today", he only describes the Russian military strike against Ukraine as an intermediate step. Kahl emphasizes that Moscow increased its influence to the west, which is supported by "Messary Evidence".

Kahl reports that there are voices in Moscow that no longer believe in the functionality of Article 5 of NATO. This article says that an attack on a member country is considered an attack on all members of the Allianz. This declaration of distrust could significantly endanger the security of the member states, especially the Baltic states that are considered to be particularly susceptible.

Russian ambitions and NATO scare

Already at a conference in Berlin, Kahl expressed further concerns about western deterrence. According to ZEIT, high-ranking Russian officials doubt that NATO could react uniformly in the event of war. These doubts in particular concern the willingness of the United States to support European allies. Kahl emphasizes that the credibility of NATO scare not only depends on military skills, but also on the operational readiness of the member states.

The current rhetoric and military threats from Russia represent a serious challenge for NATO. Kahl sees the deterrent in the deterrent to the "most bloodless way" to prevent a war, but at the same time emphasizes that there is currently no useful negotiations with Vladimir Putin. Putin's aggressive strategy is also evident in the demands that were on the table in the talks in Istanbul, the de facto ran out to a complete surrender of Ukraine.

A review of the relationships between NATO and Russia

The relationships between NATO and Russia have deteriorated significantly since the end of the Cold War. After the establishment of the constant joint NATO Russia council in 2002 and the signing of the NATO Russia basic acts in 1997, relationships are increasingly stagnating. This became particularly noticeable after Russia's attack on Ukraine in 2014 when NATO set up all practical cooperation with Russia. In recent years, Russia has been classified by NATO as a "direct threat to Euro-Atlantic security", and the NATO Russia Council has been dissolved.

The military actions of Russia, in particular the annexation of the Crimea and the conflict in Ukraine, further fueled the tensions between Allianz and Moscow. Historically, the NATO Russia relationships began in 1991 with the North Atlantic Cooperation Council, and Russia joined the “Partnership for Peace” program in 1994. Nevertheless, these early efforts to cooperate were short -lived, given the aggressive politics of Russia towards its neighboring countries in the past two decades.

The decisive attitude of NATO to support Ukraine illustrates that civilian and military cooperation between the member states is necessary at a new, higher level in order to maintain the security interests in Europe and to avoid another conflict. The blue ocean of uncertainties demands unity and determination from the NATO countries like never before.