Europe’s security environment has undergone a dramatic transformation along the Baltic Sea coastline, where the standoff between NATO and Russia has intensified into a covert but dangerous confrontation. Poland’s recent decision to militarize its northeastern frontier—adjacent to the heavily fortified Kaliningrad exclave—signals a new phase in this shadow conflict, where hybrid warfare has reshaped the nature of modern threats. As governments across the region assess the implications of Moscow’s escalating strategy, one question looms large: where do we go from here? The Baltic Sea region, once considered a stable maritime…
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