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The United States is really afraid that the war will escalate to Europe, beyond Ukraine

Now4 September 2026 at 12:44

The United States is genuinely concerned about the possibility of the war in Ukraine expanding to other European countries, according to Maria João Tomás.

The analyst explains that Vladimir Putin has been intensifying hybrid warfare actions and sabotage on European territory as a way of weakening Western collective security.

According to Maria João Tomás, by carrying out these attacks, Putin is trying to discredit the European Union and, above all, NATO, seeking to weaken the cohesion among Western allies.

This strategy would be aimed at creating political and military instability in Europe, taking advantage of the vulnerabilities of democratic societies to undermine support for Ukraine and the transatlantic alliance itself.

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