EU official: intelligence sees no signs of Russian attack on NATO states

A senior European Union official, who wished to remain anonymous, said on Thursday that European intelligence agencies currently see no signs suggesting Russia is planning a military attack against any NATO member state in Europe.

The statement comes amid ongoing discussions in Europe about Russia's potential future actions in light of the war in Ukraine, and about how much military and defense capacity NATO member states should devote to strengthening security.

The available information indicates that the intelligence assessment is based on current analysis of the situation, though the official did not provide further details on the specific data or sources underpinning the conclusion.

The report was published by the outlet pmo.ee and contained no additional statements or context beyond the remark mentioned above.