NATO Deterrence and Defence Posture (nato.int)

• Russia remains the most significant direct threat, prompting a 360-degree defence posture.
• Hybrid tactics, including sabotage and cyber attacks, are countered by resilience measures.
• NATO has doubled battlegroups on the eastern flank and adopted new force models.

"NATO outlines its strategy combining nuclear, conventional, missile defence, space, and cyber capabilities. In response to Russia's war in Ukraine and hybrid threats, Allies are strengthening deterrence, with new regional defence plans and a commitment to invest 5% of GDP on defence by 2035."