Top NATO Admiral Admits Western Allies Are Plotting Preemptive Strikes Against Russia
by Frank Bergman
Global power brokers are inching the Western world closer to a catastrophic conflict as NATO officials now openly admit the alliance may fire the first shot against Russia.
In a stunning escalation, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, chair of NATO’s Military Committee, warned that the alliance could soon abandon its long-standing defensive posture and move toward preemptive attacks on Russian targets.
The revelation is a dramatic shift that risks plunging Europe into a full-scale war engineered by globalists who have been agitating for direct confrontation for years.
Dragone told the Financial Times that NATO is now reviewing options that would allow the bloc to strike before Russia does, declaring:
“We are studying everything […] On cyber, we are kind of reactive.
“[The questions are] legal framework, jurisdictional framework, who is going to do this?”
For years, Western leaders and their media allies have portrayed Vladimir Putin as waging a “shadow war” across Europe, pointing to fires, unexplained explosions, sabotage of undersea infrastructure, cyberattacks, and alleged airspace violations.
Some incidents, including a blaze at a Ukrainian-owned warehouse in East London and severed Baltic Sea cables, have been immediately pinned on Russia despite limited public evidence, allowing NATO governments to justify new escalations.
Now those incidents are being used to rationalize aggressive new doctrines that would allow NATO to strike first.
A Baltic official, pushing for a more confrontational strategy, told the FT:
“If all we do is continue being reactive, we just invite Russia to keep trying, keep hurting us.
“Hybrid warfare is asymmetric — it costs them little, and us a lot.