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Acting Defence Editor at The Telegraph. Ex-Daily Mail senior and Portsmouth chief reporter. Black belt. Deadly? 📧tom.cotterill@telegraph.co.uk
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Putin ryzykuje przypadkową konfrontację z NATO. "The Telegraph: może dojść do błędnej oceny sytuacji

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By Tom Cotterill Verified, Rozina Sabur Verified
| Onet.pl Verified
Zachodni urzędnicy ostrzegają, że kampania sabotażowa Władimira Putina w Europie grozi "błędną oceną sytuacji", która może przypadkowo doprowadzić do konfrontacji z NATO. Źródła wywiadowcze, z którymi rozmawiał "The Telegraph", uważają, że rosyjski przywódca nie dąży do bezpośredniej konfrontacji zbrojnej z NATO, ale ma "chęć" prowadzenia "operacji hybrydowych" przeciwko sojuszowi.
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Army witch hunts put Britain at risk

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By Tom Cotterill Verified
| MSN Verified
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SAS chief: Army witch hunts put Britain at risk

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By Tom Cotterill Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Witch hunts against British special forces put the country at risk from Russia, the head of the association that represents SAS soldiers has warned. Brig Ed Butler, a retired former commanding officer of 22 SAS, said that recruitment into the elite unit was suffering as a result of repeated legal action against its members – weakening its ability to keep the country safe.
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