Hungarian foreign minister Péter Szijjártó warned against a NATO country getting directly involved in the Russia-Ukraine war.

NATO has issued a warning about a surge in hostile Russian activity targeting the UK and other Allies, raising concerns about rising tensions.

In a definitive statement, NATO condemned these incidents as a clear threat to Western security, describing them as “part of an intensifying campaign of activities which Russia continues to carry out across the Euro-Atlantic area,

NATO has been a key supporter of Kyiv during the war that Russian President Vladimir Putin launched on Ukraine in February 2022. Along with public messages from NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg that affirm the alliance stands with Kyiv,

NATO members have expressed concern over Russia's recent malicious actions on the territory of Alliance countries and promised to respond "individually and collectively," according to a statement from NATO.