Alexus Grynkewich
Coverage of Alexus Grynkewich in the Nexus archive.
- ‘US may not have enough forces to defend Israel against Iran’
A top US military commander warned that naval forces are stretched thin, raising concerns about the US's ability to simultaneously defend Israel against Iranian missile attacks and protect its own Middle East interests. The Pentagon has used nearly half its THAAD interceptors, and advanced missile defense systems are being depleted faster than they can be replaced.
- NATO is looking to create the same battlefield feedback loop Ukraine has
NATO aims to replicate Ukraine's battlefield feedback loop, where frontline data is rapidly shared with industry to develop and deploy new technologies. NATO leadership, including Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, highlights efforts by allied forces in Romania to test commercial technology and build industry connections for faster innovation.
- Top NATO general says he believes alliance forces are ready for a drone-infested battlefield like the one in Ukraine
NATO's top general, Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, stated that alliance forces are prepared for a battlefield dominated by drones, electronic warfare, and surveillance, similar to the conflict in Ukraine. He highlighted Ukraine's participation in NATO exercises and the evolving tactics and technology observed in the war.
- End-times prophecy jumps from lunatic fringe to US elite belief
Tech billionaire Peter Thiel is leading a secret society that includes CEOs, billionaires, and political figures such as NATO's Alexus Grynkewich and Jared Kushner, as end-times prophecy beliefs gain traction among US elites.
- Hegseth announces review of US troops in Europe, scorns some allies
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a six-month review of U.S. troop deployments in Europe, threatening to withhold NATO dues if allies fail to meet defense spending commitments. He criticized allies for not supporting the U.S. during its war with Iran and confirmed immediate reductions in U.S. contributions to NATO's crisis forces.
- NATO allies seek to give top commander more freedom to shoot down drones
NATO allies plan to grant the alliance’s top military commander, General Alexus Grynkewich, more authority to shoot down drones amid rising aerial threats in Eastern Flank countries. The proposal aims to streamline asset deployment and integrate air defense systems to address incidents involving drones in Poland, Romania, Estonia, and Latvia.
- US tells Europe, Canada to boost NATO air and naval forces
The U.S. has urged European NATO allies and Canada to increase their contributions of manned and unmanned aircraft and naval vessels to the NATO Force Model as Washington reduces its own military assets in the region. The shift follows a Trump administration decision to scale back U.S. forces available for NATO crisis response, with NATO officials stating no defense gaps are expected as allies step in.
- ‘We Have Confirmation It Is a Russian Drone’: Romania Seeks Faster NATO Support
Romania confirmed a Russian drone crashed into a Galati residential building, injuring two, calling it a violation of airspace. US General Alexus Grynkewich agreed to proposals to transfer military equipment to Romania, which seeks accelerated delivery.