European leaders warn of "intensified threat" from Putin, but NATO sees no imminent attack

NATO sees no risk of imminent attack despite warnings from Poland, Lithuania, France and the Netherlands that Russia could launch drone or missile strikes on NATO territory. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Moscow could hit countries supporting Ukraine "in the next few months"; Emmanuel Macron held an emergency meeting with party leaders and 2027 presidential candidates, calling Tusk's warnings well-documented and announcing a critical infrastructure protection plan. Germany is preparing hospitals and Lithuania has updated evacuation plans.