NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg Says Russia Is Preparing For A 'Full-Scale Attack' On Ukraine

FOX News: Russia 'preparing for invasion of Ukraine,' NATO head says, as world faces 'new normal in European security'

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says bloc remains ready to sit down with Russia to find a 'political solution' and avoid an armed attack

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Sunday said of the current build-up of troops at the Ukrainian border that it appeared "Russia is preparing for an invasion of Ukraine" and stressed that while it is not too late for Moscow to change course against an armed attack, there is a "new normal in European security."

Stoltenberg's remarks come as President Biden has called an urgent meeting of his National Security Council Sunday.

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WNU Editor: NATO has raised its readiness level for its troops .... NATO raises readiness level for tens of thousands of troops (ANews).

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg Says Russia Is Preparing For A 'Full-Scale Attack' On Ukraine

NATO Chief Says Signs Suggest Russia Plans A 'Full-Scale Attack' On Ukraine -- RDFE

Ukraine latest: NATO chief says Russia planning 'full-scale attack' -- DW News

All signs point to 'full-fledged' attack on Ukraine, NATO chief says after Putin launches huge nuclear missile exercises and US warns his 160,000 troops are 'poised to strike' – as 1,500 ceasefire violations are reported in the country -- Daily Mail

NATO’s chief says Russia could invade Ukraine ‘without any warning at all’ as Putin tests missile launches -- CNBC

NATO chief: 'Russia is preparing for an invasion of Ukraine' -- The Hill

NATO makes new 'attack' claim -- RT

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