For months, European allies have cautiously warned about the prospect of war with Russia, urging the continent to take the threat seriously and rearm itself for the possibility. The warning was always hedged: a Russia-NATO war was still unlikely. In the past week, something appears to have changed, and so has the urgency. Read More on Analysis Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk told parliament that Russia intends to send drones or missiles into NATO territory and then call the strikes accidental. The Czech Republic’s intelligence chief put the timeline for such a test at months, not years. CIA Director John…
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