Speaking at the Warsaw Security Forum, Grynkewich laid out a 'theory of victory': block any Russian attack, blunt the advance, and if needed 'break' the war-fighting system that supports and controls it.
Around the speech
- Grynkewich: 'We will, in short, ensure any attack, against any ally, proves utterly futile.'
- European officials are warning of escalating Russian sabotage.
- No new deployments came with it; the classified plan behind the speech was finalized about three months earlier, per Stars and Stripes.