Latvian President Warns Russia Against Using Nuclear Weapons

The transcript covers discussions from a NATO meeting, focusing on the potential threats posed by Russia's use of chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons. It highlights the importance of a calculated response to such threats and the role of ambiguity in deterrence. The conversation also touches on the military and humanitarian support provided to Ukraine and the strategic strengthening of NATO's presence in Eastern Europe, particularly in the Baltics.

What does Egils Levits mean by 'calculated ambiguity' in the context of NATO's response to Russia?

What are the implications of NATO's eastern flank being strengthened?